hdc vs 1001 children's books

List of books I remember having read from the title. A bit tricky though, as I have read some Grimm and some Perrault of course, and I have probably read some of the stories in different versions (Stone Soup is about what I think it is, I presume?). And I have read Richard Scarry though cannot recall if I have read that exact book...
But anyway, these at least:

14. Winnie-the-Pooh
61. Moomin, Myble and Little My
89. Father Christmas
93. Uppo the Bear
97. The Snowman
169. The Emperor's New Clothes
170. The Little Mermaid
171. The Ugly Duckling
214. Peanuts
234. Little Nicholas
246. The Black Smurfs
383. Arabian Nights
398. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
412. The Happy Prince
417. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
429. Arsene Lupin, Gentleman-Burglar
430. The Wonderful Adventures of Nils
445. Tintin in the Land of Soviets
446. Emil and the Detectives
467. The Hobbit
471. The Sword in the Stone
480. Five on a Treasure Island
488. Lucky Luke - Arizona 1880
499. Finn Family Moomintroll
503. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
508. Prince Caspian
510. The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
529. Gaston
532. Mort and Phil
540. Asterix the Gaul
554. The Seasons in the City
557. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
563. The Book of Three
579. The Wizard of Earthsea
591. Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH
593. Wateship Down
599. The Brothers Lionheart
623. Ronia, the Robber's Daughter
627. When the Wind Blows
647. Redwall
662. Haroun and the Sea of Stories
685. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
696. A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Bad Beginning
697. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
701. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
734. The Adventures of Baron Munchhausen
743. Journey to the Centre of the Earth
745. Little Women
746. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
748. Around the World in 80 Days
749. Heidi's Wandering and Learning Years
797. The Cloven Viscount
799. Fahrenheit 451
801. The Fellowship of the Ring
802. Lord of the Flies
810. The Baron in the Trees
818. The Nonexistant Knight
824. A Wrinkle in Time
855. The Summer Book
863. The Dark is Rising
886. Neverending Story
894. The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole
896. Nausicaa
929. Titeuf
982. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
986. The Amulet of Samarkand

66, better than I thought! And considering that i am still missing stuff like Roald Dahl children books, Wind in the Willows and the like, shouldn't be too hard to expand from here...

I wasn't sure about Grimm and other fairytales either. I know I've read The Ugly Duckling for example, but I'm not sure if it's the exact version. I wasn't sure about Richard Scarry as well. I didn't mark them read, just to be sure.
Starting with Roald Dahl it shouldn't be hard to expand. Good luck!

...and let's see if I can get the rest of the books touchstoned correctly, for those who are curious:

Moomin, Mymble and Little My
Uppo-Nalle
Petit Nicolas
Les schtroumpfs noirs
Arabian Nights
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Arizona
Gaston
Mortadelo y Filemon
Watership Down
When the Wind Blows
The Nonexistent Knight
The Summer Book

Yay, found them all! or almost, couple refuse to show up...

The Andersen ones I know I had read from the book labeled as "Fairytales of H.C. Andersen" or something like that...but there are indeed some dodgy ones.

Ok, found one where the English title was completely unrecognizable as I had read the translation, but I happened to look at the description...

575. From the Mixed-up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler

I got a copy of the book and at least for the moment found no new books I just didn't recognize, though there was a bunch of "oh, I have read another book by that author", "so it's that book I have seen but not read" and "I've seen that referenced but did not know what book it was".

And on the side, couple of entries more:

BFG by Dahl I started as a translation but noticed it relies too much on wordplay, I think I'll return to it when I come across a copy in English.

Mary Poppins was interesting. I of course like the movie and the nanny in the book definitely isn't Julie Andrews...but this version was fascinating too.

Some more:

Pippi Longstockings, a Lindgren book I had somehow missed so far...

The Graveyard Book, a fine novel by Gaiman, possibly his best (compared to his short stories and comics, I have been a bit underwhelmed by his novels though)

Utterly Me, Clarice Bean LMAO

Couple more waiting on my TBR list...

The Graveyard Book is nest on my TBR list, I'm glad you found it worthwhile!

Agnes Cecilia...I have read one Maria Gripe book before, Tordyveln flyger i skymningen and this one has quite a lot in common, rather weird ghost story where rather few overtly supernatural events take place but there is a weird atmosphere.
This one put much more emphasis on the ghost story, about a girl who feels a presence of something in a house she lives in, and starts exploring what has happened to a girl living there a long time ago. The amount of weird coincidences this book has is already a good reason to suspect supernatural guidance...

There is also a good amount of exploring the theme of foster care, even while there is little actually wrong with the life of the main character (orphan living with relatives) she still goes through emotions of distance, not really belonging and being but a charity case...
Great book, highly recommended (as is that other Gripe book I mentioned.

Oh, let's update...this hasn't been any priority, but I have managed to get a couple more:

73. The Owl Service
74. Only You Can Save Mankind
75. The Wolves of Willoughby Chase
76. Comet in Moominland
77. The Wind in the Willows
78. Where the Wild Things Are

All good, btw, especially that Owl Service.

Oh, let's update this list:

79. Where's Spot
80. Matilda
81. Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats
82. The Little Prince
83. The Borrowers
84. Tom's Midnight Garden
85. James and the Giant Peach
86. Charmed Life
87. The Demon Headmaster
88. The Catcher in the Rye