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The Forgotten Books of Boomer Childhoods

October 30, 2025 by Andy Monzant

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Many children’s books from the Baby Boomer era have faded from memory, but they left a big mark on the kids who grew up with them. From adventurous animals to imaginative little heroes, these stories shaped childhoods. Let’s take a trip down memory lane and revisit some forgotten children’s books that Boomers will instantly remember and maybe even smile at.

#1: The Poky Little Puppy (1942)

A curious little puppy who can’t help wandering off became one of the most beloved Golden Books ever. Baby Boomers grew up reading about his tiny adventures and lessons on patience, sharing, and curiosity.

It was simple, sweet, and always ended with the puppy getting just what he deserved — sometimes a treat, sometimes a lesson.

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