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Mine was Little WitchLittle Witch by Anna Elizabeth Bennet. Consequently, bears the name of my favorite Female heroine from Pride and Prejudice. <3.
Anne of Green Gables
, I was 8 when I first read it and loved it. I made my mom get me the other books in the series!
I think I liked books after reading The Little House Collection, but LOVED and was OBSESSED with books after The Chronicles of Narnia. :]
I have so many! I was a reading fool. I was the kid who would literally walk around with my nose in a book. Growing up on a farm, my mom would lock my sister and I out of the house during summer. I'd sneak books out with me so I could go read in a tree or something. My first favorite would probably have to be My Father's Dragon. I read those three stories over and over and over again. Next would be any of the Amelia Bedelia books by Peggy Parish or Serendipity books by Stephen Cosgrove. I loved them until the pages worn thin. I still have them all too.
I can't really remember. The first book that I can remember reading was Where the Red Fern Grows. I was not much of reader until I graduated from High School.
i've read a lot of books before this one but this book was what got me reading like mad. and you know what book that is?! it's Twilight. ahaha. i got into the whole twilight craze thing and i found that i was not able to stop reading books anymore. that's why i support that book so much. because it got me to see reading as not only something i must do because it's mandatory for school but it's something to enjoy and love. YEY FOR Twilight!!! ahaha.
I can't remember--probably something from the Baby-Sitter's Little Sister series by Ann M. Martin (Karen's Witch?).But I remember the first book I LOVED was The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. I remember when I was 13, I was hesitant (and afterward proud) of myself that spent my monthly savings of $35 for the box set of The Chronicles of Narnia. I recently passed the box set to my cousin's kid.
I'm honestly not sure what novel revealed me as a book lover because for as long as I remember I've always loved books, was always reading (even if I was just looking at the photos--I have baby photos of me flipping through books, lol).But I think the first books that really had been loving books was the Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? novelizations from the mid-1990s. I loved that series, they were adventurous and you were learning about geography, history, etc. at the same time. I think the books also solidified my love of those subjects, lol.
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I have always loved sweet little stories of poverty-stricken children and their maudlin life struggles. It seemed to me that was practically all that my Catholic all-girl's school had in the library, and that was just fine with me. I wish I had the titles of all of those books written down, so I could find some old beat-up disintegrating copies of them to keep.