[trekie]

James and the magic peach
Sleepy hallow
The island of the BLue Dolphines

The Martian chronicles
Those are the only ones I recall at the moment

[horatio]

You read Bradbury as a child, that is great. My first Bradbury was The Illustrated Man at 16 or 17.
I don't remember that I had to read anything as a child.

[kevin]

As a child I was very much into Roald Dahl's books, The B.F.G was a favourite, the Star Trek novels featured, I actually read a lot of Tom Clancy/John Grisham/Patricia Cornwell around the 12 - 16 age time in my life. Though I would always be interested in reference books about ships and naval history as a child.

[FanWriter45]

Where the Red Fern Grows
Great Expectations
Red Badge of Courage
Johnny Tremain
The Red Car
20,000 Leauges Under the Sea
The Time Machine

(All of these were assigned to be read... not just for book reports.)

[Jed Starkiller]

The ones that stick out are Time Machine, Huck Finn, Murder on the Orient Express.

[Zardoz]

I, Robot
The Foundation Trilogy

[brenden freeze]

Mine would be a large assortment of literature since Im a book geek.lol
The Secret Garden
The Hardy Boys series
The Nancy Drew series
Trixie Beldan series
Huck Finn
To kill a mocking bird
The Scarlett letter
Frankenstien
The portrait of Dorian Gray
Beloved
Beowulf
Grendel
Lord of the Flies
Night
Edgar Alan Poes ' s Stories
Mark Twain
Metamorphsis
The Red Badge of Courage
Sherlock Holmes
many more but Im not going to list them all.

[MissionTrek08]

To Kill a Mockingbird remains a favorite of mine until this day.

[brenden freeze]

Was a good read. Been reading alot of the Oprah book club books lately.

[jerhanner]

I don't think I "had" to read anything - I love to read!

No, wait, I HAD to read Jude the Obscure, and Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man. Pfui.