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36 Childhood Books That Every 2000s Kid Grew Up Reading
36 Childhood Books That Every 2000s Kid Grew Up Reading

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36 Childhood Books That Every 2000s Kid Grew Up Reading

There was nothing like the comfort a book could give you as a child, whether it came from the words or the pictures. So here, for your nostalgic pleasure, are some of your childhood favorites. Eloise by Kay Thompson Eloise's adventures at the Plaza Hotel made me dream of visiting New York City as a little girl. The movies starring Sofia Vassilieva are just as cute! Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak Maurice Sendak's imagination knows no bounds. The "wild things" he dreamed up sure look strange, but they come across as friendly rather than fearsome. Curious George by Margaret Rey and H.A. Rey Everyone loves a mischievous little monkey. Looking back, the Man in the Yellow Hat was just as precious. Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed by Eileen Christelow What's better than a mischievous little monkey? Five of them. Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! by Mo Willems Seriously, don't let him! This book had me cracking up at the library. The Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister The Rainbow Fish books had the most gorgeous illustrations. Just look at those beautiful blues, greens, and purples. The Arthur Books by Marc Brown It's safe to say that Arthur is everyone's favorite anthropomorphic aardvark. Life wasn't always easy for this bespectacled creature, but with friends like Buster and Francine by his side, he could find his way out of any dilemma. A Bad Case of Stripes by David Shannon Whether or not you loved lima beans like Camilla as a child, this book's message of self-acceptance hit hard. It's no wonder that teachers often use it to teach kids about the importance of staying true to themselves. Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day by Judith Viorst Even on a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day, this book is sure to bring a smile to any reader's face. There's a little bit of Alexander in all of us. Love You Forever by Robert Munsch It's rare to see a children's book that spans several decades — but Love You Forever has a broad scope, showing how a mother's love for her son endures as time passes. The final twist just might make you tear up. The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Eric Carle and Bill Martin Jr No, David! by David Shannon The Mitten by Jan Brett The Kissing Hand by Audrey Penn The Berenstain Bears' Books by Stan & Jan Berenstain Stellaluna by Janell Cannon Miss Nelson is Missing! by Harry Allard Harold and the Purple Crayon by Crockett Johnson Corduroy by Don Freeman Chicka Chicka Boom Boom by Bill Martin Jr The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales by Jon Scieszka and Lane Smith Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type by Doreen Cronin Llama Llama Red Pajama by Anna Dewdney Skippyjon Jones by Judy Schachner The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss Any book by Robert Munsch There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly by Simms Taback Are You My Mother? by P. D. Eastman The Snowman by Raymond Briggs Madeline by Ludwig Bemelmans Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs by Judi Barrett If You Give a Mouse a Cookie by Laura Joffe Numeroff And lastly, Biscuit by Alyssa Satin Capucilli

17 Best Headboard Pillows For Some Extra Support
17 Best Headboard Pillows For Some Extra Support

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17 Best Headboard Pillows For Some Extra Support

A simple yet comfy triangular headboard pillow that comes in so many fun colors, you're sure to find one that perfectly matches your room's aesthetic. It's designed to fit the natural curvature of your back (hello, lumbar support!) which is something your cute but uncomfortable metal headboard cannot do. And there's a big pocket on either side for your phone and remotes! A chic and tufted hanging headboard pillow with quaint, matching ties sewn onto it so you can attach it to your headboard. This French-inspired design is ~parfait~ for your room, whose style is very much inspired by your Parisian flights of fancy. A soft faux-fur headboard pillow if you're totally cool with never lifting your head from your bed again. I mean it. This thing is soooo floofy, you'll never want to not be touching it. And it also comes with a neck bolster pillow that's so big, it can also be used as a body pillow! A pair of hanging fleece-covered headboard pillows — these groovy J-shaped cushions have sponge inner cores that provide both comfort and stability. You shan't be bested by the ruthless solidness of your wooden headboard any longer! A cute crown-shaped headboard pillow because you never need to outgrow your desire to feel like King Max from Where the Wild Things Are. So, lie back and relax with a glass of milk and a good picture book. A tailored Pottery Barn headboard pillow whose vintage-inspired silhouette and piping will help give your nondescript bedroom or dorm room a classic feel. Plus, this cushiony cushion is made of 100% cotton! A funky and chunky braided headboard pillow if you refuse to believe that feeling comfortable can't look good, too. Made of super soft jersey cotton, this unique, handmade pillow will ~knot~ let you down! A super stylin' queen-sized headboard pillow so you feel like royalty every single time you sit back in bed. (AS YOU SHOULD!) It's honestly so pretty you might not even wanna sit against wanna sit across from it just to keep lookin' at it. A textured and luxe-looking wedge headboard pillow because it comes with two neck bolster pillows (one long and one short) to help further relieve pain and stress on your body. Catching up on The Last of Us while lying in bed shouldn't cause you as much pain as Clickers cause their unlucky victims... A colorful and plush Laura Park headboard pillow designed specifically for Twin XL beds so you can make your college dorm room feel a little bit less like a generic stock photo. This made-to-order pillow will be the envy of your suite. A double-layered, tufted headboard pillow — this elegant backrest is made by sewing together two rectangular pillows stacked with the shorter one in front. Because of that, the space between the two layers can be used as a shelf of sorts for things like your Kindle or phone. A high-density, memory foam wedge headboard pillow you likely need if you're using your wall as a headboard and your body is screaming out for help. This sturdy pillow is designed to support your shoulders, neck, and back; and because it's so sturdy, you won't have to worry about it deflating on you when you need it most. A three-piece orthopedic headboard pillow so you can create the perfect angles for perfect sleeps! Made with breathable memory foam, this pillow can get into 10 adaptable positions to help support your whole bod. An ergonomically designed hypoallergenic wedge headboard pillow whose 30-degree incline may help alleviate back pain. Plus, its base features a non-slip fabric, so it won't slide around on your bed (which would probably end up causing more back pain). Reviewers also use it to elevate their legs post-injury! A dream-inducing linen headboard pillow with a delightful scallop shape that'll add some visual interest to your space while also offering you comfort. Or a cottagecore wedge headboard pillow for twin/twin XL beds with whimsical floral designs and soft, ruffled trim. Designed by LoveShackFancy, this dreamy pillow is the first step in committing to romanticizing your life. And, it's got a pocket! A wedge pillow mattress filler if your pillows tend to sojourn to the depths between your mattress and headboard (or mattress and wall) every night. It even has a pocket you can keep your remote or phone in so they don't go missing while you sleep!

Luke Combs Closes Out Stagecoach With Surprise Garth Brooks and Good Charlotte Collaborations
Luke Combs Closes Out Stagecoach With Surprise Garth Brooks and Good Charlotte Collaborations

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time28-04-2025

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Luke Combs Closes Out Stagecoach With Surprise Garth Brooks and Good Charlotte Collaborations

Luke Combs came into Stagecoach like a hurricane. The country superstar was the final headliner on Sunday, April 27, but didn't take it on himself. During his set at the T-Mobile Mane Stage, Combs performed a stack set of hits and sprinkled his act with huge surprise guests: Bailey Zimmerman, Good Charlotte and lastly, Garth Brooks. More from Variety Jelly Roll Brings Out Lana Del Rey, Lizzo Joins Paris Hilton and More: A Full List of Surprise Guests at Stagecoach Lana Del Rey Sings About Kissing Morgan Wallen, Covers Tammy Wynette and John Denver, and Goes Swinging in Unpredictable Stagecoach Set Stagecoach Livestream Schedule 2025: How and When to Stream the Festival Combs first brought out Zimmerman as they performed their collaboration, 'Back Up Plan,' followed by surprise guests Good Charlotte. First, Benji and Joel Madden performed their hit 'The Anthem' with Combs, then joined in on their 'favorite' one of Combs' hits, 'Where the Wild Things Are.' At the end of the show, Combs performed his 'Twisters' hit 'Ain't No Love In Oklahoma.' Then, he told the crowd he wanted to close with a sing-along. After singing the first verse of 'Friends in Low Places,' he was then joined by Brooks himself. Combs has covered Brooks' songs many times over the years. Last year, the pair interviewed each other for 'Artist on Artist,' both continuously expressing their respect for one another. After wrapping at the 'Mane Stage,' Combs headed over to the late-night set at Palomino, where he joined the Backstreet Boys for 'I Want It That Way. Best of Variety What's Coming to Netflix in May 2025 New Movies Out Now in Theaters: What to See This Week What's Coming to Disney+ in May 2025

'I visited the tiny library in a 100-year-old Islington phone box that lights up at night'
'I visited the tiny library in a 100-year-old Islington phone box that lights up at night'

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time19-04-2025

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'I visited the tiny library in a 100-year-old Islington phone box that lights up at night'

You may not have seen it before but nestled in a North London street is a tiny library filled with books for kids who are keen readers. On Upper Street, in front of William Tyndale Primary School, you can find the micro library inside a classic red phone box. After a 15-minute walk from Angel Tube station, I got to see the adorable library for myself. Most of the books inside it are children's and picture books, which is to be expected with it being so close to a school. So, I took a trip down memory lane thinking about how much I would have loved to have something like this close to me as a child. With books like 'The Tiger who Came to Tea', 'Where the Wild Things Are' and 'The Cat in the Hat', the Upper Street Little Library has plentiful options for little ones to get their teeth into. I flipped through some of the picture books with creases on the pages - a testament to how many times each book must have been read. READ MORE: Prime Minister extends pub opening hours for VE Day READ MORE: London's best fish and chip shops mapped among top 40 across UK The library lights up at night so one of the best times to see it glow is in the dark during winter. I visited it on a very warm day, just before the Easter holidays so the shelves were not as full, but since that must mean kids are making use of it I see that as a great sign. On the higher shelves, out of reach from the children, I saw books left by parents, like Nicholas Spark's The Lucky One, so there is something for everyone inside. Dominic McKenzie Architects designed the reimagined phone box and I had the chance to ask him about how the quirky idea came to life. He said: 'The idea is that it sort of becomes like a lighthouse or a beacon, something that promotes reading. If you stand and look at it, people walk past and get very drawn to it. It's quite extraordinary during the darker months. 'If you have kids, you tend to have this sort of churn of picture books. I think it's very well placed to be a sort of a repository and recycling those picture books.' Dominic told me the booth was an eye sore for many years, tipping over, with the roots of a large tree next to it. People walked up and down the street and at night, the phone box would often be vandalised with graffiti. Giles Gilbert Scott built the phone box more than 100 years ago, in 1924. Dominic finished its restoration in January this year. In its new form it was tilted back up and repainted to its original bright red and new bespoke shelves were placed inside. Now, the phone box is home to many books that may otherwise have been forgotten on a shelf. Stay in the loop with the latest North London news. Sign up to our MyNorthLondon newsletter HERE for daily updates and more.

Winchester community members step into the spotlight for a ‘magical' night of plays
Winchester community members step into the spotlight for a ‘magical' night of plays

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time18-04-2025

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Winchester community members step into the spotlight for a ‘magical' night of plays

WINCHESTER, Ky. (FOX 56) — As Stephen Bradley Lane got ready to hit the stage for his performance at the Leeds Center for the Arts on Thursday night, he was excited, to say the least. 'This play is going to be a wonderful performance. It was wonderful last year; it's even going to be better tonight,' said Lane. He is a member of STRIDE, a residential day program for people with disabilities. For the second year in a row, STRIDE partnered with the Leeds Youth Board for Magical Strides. 'When you're around the people at Stride and you're working on something like this, like, it's just the happiest, most supportive environment ever. And I think that both parties really get a lot out of it,' said Jacob Ernst, supervisor of the Leeds Youth Board. This year's Magical Strides event brought classic children's books to life in their own way, like 'If You Give a Mouse a Cookie' and 'Where the Wild Things Are.' Read more of the latest Lexington & central Kentucky news Plus, some musical performances like 'Under the Sea' from The Little Mermaid and 'We're All in This Together' from High School Musical. After weeks of hard work, there was a lot for these performers to look forward to. 'Number one would be being on TV just talking about this program and talking about the play,' said Lane. Well, maybe something a little more important. 'Number two would just be being around my youth group and STRIDE friends,' he said. 'All the work we put in, how much confidence, how it's strong. And I think we can do the best that I and Nikki and Grace can do,' said Hayden Arnold while near his friends, Grace and Nikki. Mt. Sterling arts center has funding pulled by DOGE Winchester community members step into the spotlight for a 'magical' night of plays Lexington fashion designer adds his touch to tariff discussion 'I'm excited rather than nervous. I just love doing this. I love the people. I love all my friends,' Leeds Youth Board's President Trent Conboy-Holden told FOX 56. The friendships within the cast spoke volumes, showing that it is not hard to share the spotlight when you've got friends by your side. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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