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I recieved my first Dr. Seuss, Green Eggs and Ham book. My mom said she had to read this to me everynight.
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I recieved another Dr. Seuss book for my birthday. My mom got me a new book every year for my birthday.
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For my third birthday I got one of the best books ever from a really good friend. She gave me The Very Hungry Caperpillar. I loved this book, my mom said I carried it everywhere with me.
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My first day of Kindergarten my teacher read a book to the class, Green Eggs and Ham, and I was able to follow along and I knew all the words. I my teacher even let me read to the class.
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My third grade teacher, Mrs. Wilson, gave everyone in the classroom a book for Christmas. She gave me Charlotte's Web.
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My six grade teacher wanted everyone in the classroom to read a book over the Thanksgiving Break and write a summary. She game me Where The Red Fern Grows.
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My seventh grade teacher, Ms. Crabtree, had us read The Little Indian in the Cupboard over Spring Break and write a summary.
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I had to read my first play, Romeo and Juliet. This book was very hard. After we read the book we did a play over it in drama class.
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For my last English class in High School, I had to read To Kill A Mockingbird. This was harder than tring to read Romeo and Juliet.
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The day my first daugher was born, I could not wait to start reading to her some of my favorite children's books.
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I started the same tradition that my mom did with me, I gave Ocean Dr. Seuss Books for her first five birthdays.
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I started reading the Twilight series, I can't wait to read the last one.
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I went with my daughter to her school book fair and we bought a book together. We set down and read the book together, she loved it so much that we bought it that day at the book fair.
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I had my second daughter, Raina. Again, I could not wait to start reading to her as well.
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I started with giving Raina a new book every birthday. I gave her The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
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Ocean bought this book for Raina at her school book fair, she even used her own money.
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I took a class over the summer, and the professor read Lucky Child to us every day, I loved this book.
