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What is your favorite toy ever?

THE KIDS' READING ROOM

December 14, 2006

When I was 5, I had a remote-control robot. It was my favorite because it could carry my stuff while I controlled it. It was special because it was a gift from Santa.

Alex, 9


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Mark Keppel Elementary, Glendale

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My favorite toy was my Barbie Princess Dollhouse. I asked for it for Christmas when I was 2. It had a working elevator and sounds. I kept it for a really long time until it broke.

Ali, 12

Manhattan Beach Middle School

Manhattan Beach

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My favorite toy is my barking dog. It is my favorite because I got it at Universal Studios. I wouldn't go home until I had something to remember my day at Universal.

Autumn, 7

Our Lady of the Assumption Elementary

San Bernardino

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My favorite toy will have to be my Nintendo DS Lite because even though I got it this year I have a lot of games for it. I also take it on long trips so I won't get bored. It is really fun playing the Mario games or Metroid Prime. You can never get tired of this toy because people are always coming up with new games.

Saad, 12

Palms Middle School, Los Angeles

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It is a Tinker Bell doll. It came with a toy pond and lots and lots of clothes. You can fill the toy pond with water and put her in. If you press the tiny button on her she will fly.

Miriam, 8

Badillo Elementary, Covina

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My favorite toys are Hot Wheels. They are cool.

Vahagn, 10

Los Feliz Elementary, Los Angeles

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Last Christmas, under the tree, I saw a big box. I opened it and discovered it was the computer I wanted. I had the biggest smile on my face.

Monica, 12

Oakmont Elementary, Claremont

Kids, describe your favorite toy, past or present. Why is it your favorite? What makes it special?

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January Question Corner: What was the most significant event of 2006 either for you personally or for the world? Describe the event and tell us why you chose it.

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February Question Corner: February is the month for candy hearts, flowers and valentines. Finish this rhyme for someone special in your life: "Roses are red, violets are blue.... " Tell us who it is for and why you wrote it.

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