Cheaper by the Dozen question

I read this book back in the sixties as a teenager. I hesitate to admit but I think it was a Reader's Digest Condensed Book version. I remember I really enjoyed it - I found real connection as the eldest of seven children with the management of large families!

It's very funny. Read it.

I read it recently, and really enjoyed it. It's lighthearted and funny.

I love it

One of my favorite books as a kid, I probably read it a couple of times. I was pretty disappointed with the movie though. The family was much more interesting in the book.

I finished the book a few days ago and it was an excellent read. There's something interesting and/or funny on just about every page, if not all of them.

I read this book last year and laughed so hard #1 seeing the father getting the children organized and the teaching ie typing or another languages. This is a great read!

I read it long ago, and liked it.

I read Cheaper by the Dozen and Bells on Their Toes years ago. Both are great reads!

I loved the book when my dad read it to us as children. It wasn't quite as funny when I reread it as an adult because the psychological manipulations of time management as applied to raising 12 children were more obvious, but I still enjoyed it.

I read it eons ago. One of the first books to make me laugh out loud.

I loved the book an movie.

Gosh, read YEARS ago! I loved it! Quick fun read.

Loved the book and it's sequel.
Loved the original movie too.
God bless,
Helen(grammea)

I've read the book a couple of times and have seen the movie with Clifton Webb many times and loved them both. It's a funny read and I thought the movie was pretty funny too, even tho, as typical of Hollywood, they changed things in the movie version.

I also thought the movie was dull compared to the book. I first read this book as a child and LOVED it. I recently re-read it as a grandmother, and was appalled by the amount of (psychological) arm-twisting involved.....

I read this book years ago. the movie was very good { the one from the 1950s}I liked that this was about a real life family. and how they managed a large household.