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A young girl falls through the rabbit hole and into a most curious place! She makes her way around, growing and shrinking and making friends. But also serious enemy, the Queen of hearts. ♥ ♠

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The book was written by Lewis Carroll, and was actually called Alice's adventures in Wonderland. This is the oldest book in our list, having been written in 1865. It is a classic, taught in schools, read in bed, loved by many! 📖

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This classic follows the story of two siblings wishing for a nanny who is kind, witty, fairly sweet and very pretty. Mary is the magical nanny they get. She makes doing chores and taking medicine joyous! Here until the wind blows East.... 🍃 ☔

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A Spoonful Of Sugar - Julie Andrews in Mary Poppins 1964

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Mary Poppins was written by P. L. Travers, in 1934. He was actively involved in the making of the movie and famously made everyone's job harder by insisting on keeping it true to the story. That meant no made up words! Thankfully Disney ignored him and gave us SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCIOUS ♥ ✨

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The children travel through a wardrobe and find themselves in the mysterious world of Narnia! ✨ There, they must fight an evil queen and her army of mythical creatures, to save a talking lion and his worshippers. Let's have some Turkish delights first, though. 😋

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Charlie, a poor boy who has lived on cabbage soup for most of his life is lucky to have found one of five golden tickets 🎟 to Willy Wonkas wondrous chocolate factory!

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Harry, an eleven year old orphan boy, living with his aunt and uncle, is actually a wizard! What does Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry have in store for him?

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Matilda, a bright young girl, neglected by her parents, finds out she has Telekinetic powers! How exciting! Will she use them for good? Or to punish her selfish parents and cruel headmistress, until her sweet teacher finally adopts her?

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The book was written in 1950, there are some differences between the two, because of some creative liberty taken by the movie makers, but the book is as exciting, if not more, even without the fancy special effects!

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The book was written by Roald Dahl in 1988 and it is a classic! Granted, there are some plot differences between the book and the movie! For example, in the film, Matilda's brother is a bully, whereas in the books, he is a normal boy. Mara Wilson as Matilda and Danny DeVito as her father are cinematic gold though!

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The book was written by Roald Dahl in 1964 and although it holds similarities with the  1971 movie, the author himself admitted to not liking the picture due to its wild differences from the book. The later 2005 version is truer to the story! How will Charlie and Granpa Joe get through this adventure?

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The books were written by J. K. Rowling, from 1997 to 2007, the author was actively involved in the production of the movies but there are still some differences between the two. Both the books and the movies have strong anti war messages, and stress the importance of having a chosen family, your friends.