Classic Books
	Classics are books which have been around along time.  Many of these books are books the Book Nuts' grandmothers might have read when they were little girls.  Others might have been read by their moms when they were  growing up.  Classics are stories which never grow old.  You can read them again and again and never get tired of them.  Try one today!
	Betsy-Tacy by Maud Hart Lovelace Betsy has no little girls to play with until Tacy moves into the house across the street.  Betsy and Tacy soon become such good friends that they are referred to as Betsy-Tacy, just as if they were one person.  I loved this book, because my mom read it to me when I was 4 years old and my birthday was coming up in April.  Guess what!  Besty was also 4 and had a birthday in April.  I just read it again by myself and I still like it!  Recommended by Rachel Book Nut's Mom notes:  Betsy-Tacy is the first of a series of books that follow Betsy as she grows up.  The other titles in the series are: Betsy-Tacy and Tib Betsy and Tacy Go Downtown Betsy and Tacy Go Over the Big Hill Heaven to Betsy Betsy in Spite of Herself Betsy was a Junior Betsy and Joe Betsy and the Great World Betsy's Wedding The books progress in difficulty and length as Betsy gets older.