First book?

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I think it's Oliver Twist. I was very young, and I really liked the story for some reason. It was a very old book in our school library and I felt like I had found a hidden treasure :p

The first book i remember reading was The lion,the witch and the wardrobe! But the first series that actually got me hooked was the hunger games. I can't put down dystopian/fantasy books now

My story: A child called it, the lost boy, a man named Dave. Written by Dave Pelzer. My mum had read the book and then gave it to me to read. I remember having to sit with a dictionary as I read it so I could understand the adult words that were being used. I must have been around 7 or 8 as I was an advanced reader. It’s the first book I vividly remember reading. I learnt a lot of new words and learnt a lot about the world. it was an experience.

Having had that experience myself, I couldn’t imagine giving that book to my children to read. My daughter is now 8, still believes in the tooth fairy, thinks hogwarts is real and thinks her nose turns green when she lies. I will not be crushing her world like that.

@Optimisticempath Mine was this book called Thorn Abbey by Nancy Ohlin. It was really creepy but so interesting for 13 year old me😄

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The books that made me fall in love with reading are the Harry Potter series, the Percy Jackson series’ and Black butler (manga). These all inspired me to do creative writing and I still continue to do creative writing today.

1984 by George Orwell

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I think the first book I ever read through was diary of a wimpy kid! I know that might be a little silly but I like them!

The princess and the unicorn by Carol Hughes was the first books I ever "read read" myself.

Frankenstein by Marly Shelley made me fall in love with reading. It is a book very dear to my heart!❤️

the hatchet

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idk i read a lot when i was young , but my favourite one was a dictionaire by disney of my native language to english