Peep toe pumps and vintage books-does it get better than that?Last night, I was thinking about the 1940s edition Nancy Drews I would find in used bookshops and antique stores, and I started to remember all my favorite books. I worshiped the Boxcar Children, Anne of Green Gables and read the Chronicles of Narnia until the binding fell to pieces.
What did you love to read as a kid?
Photo by Cooper Carras.
Oh, I just love this -- two of my favorite things!!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
I loved scary books as a kid, RL Stine, I also loved Roald Dahl.
I loved anything relating to princesses or girls living in foreign lands or interesting time periods. I adored the American Girls series. Samantha and Felicity were my favorite because I thought they had the prettiest outfits :)
ReplyDeleteLena, your comments on my blog make my day! I'm so happy you like the little history series. I love how it makes me think about something that otherwise I would have never thought about!
xx
This is so cute, I've always loved reading, I was a little book-worm when I was a kid.
ReplyDeletexo
Those shoes are pretty. Thanks for your comment today on my guest post over at oh my darling. It was very sweet of you
ReplyDeleteLena,you're so stylish!!! I used to read "Little Women" by L.M.Alcott at least 200 times when I was a little woman as well!
ReplyDeleteKisse.
Laura@RicevereconStile
Those shoes are incredible. I'd love to get married in them! xo style, she wrote http://www.styleshewrote.com
ReplyDeletehate to say i wasn't much of a reader because i was always exhausted from running around in the garden with my cousins... love this images and the contrast of the shoes and books
ReplyDeletelovely shoes!
ReplyDeleteI used to read this book collection by Hachette in France. They were different stories by different authors.
and the series all had pink book covers ... I wish I had kept them all!
xo
Lovely image :)
ReplyDeleteI used to read The little vampire and everything that had to do with horses!
The entire Baby-sitters club series. I discovered it at age 6 and devoured in all through grades 1-4
ReplyDelete