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Chicka Chicka Boom Boom By: Bill Martin Jr. and John Archambault
2 years old- My older sister would read me this before bed because it was her favorite book. I enjoyed this book because it helped me learn the alphabet. -
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie By: Laura Numeroff
4 years old- I remember this book being read to me by my kindergarten teacher and remember always enjoying this book. -
There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly By: Lucille Colandro
5 years old- I remember reading this book with my brother and always thought it was strange but I still enjoyed it. -
Go Dog Go By: Dr. Seuss
6 years old- I remember loving this book by the way my parents read it to me. I also remember this being a book I would always grab first to read with my little brother. -
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Junie B. Jones By: Barbara Park
Ages 7-9: I remember getting these as my first chapter books and read almost every single one. -
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Magic Tree House Books By: Mary Pope Osbourne
Ages 8-10: I remember being obsessed with these books and collecting as much as possible. -
A Child Called It By: Dave Pelzer
12 years old- I remember reading this book in middle school. It was a difficult book to read due to the context of the story but it was well written and I would read it again. -
The Giver By: Lois Lowry
13 years old- This was a book I read for school in middle school. I found it kind of boring and was not a huge fan. -
Everything Everything By: Nicole Yoon
13 years old- I enjoyed reading this book for the first time in middle school. I remember even watching the movie right when it came out. -
Of Mice and Men By: John Steinbeck
14 years old- I read this for my English class as a freshman in high school and thought the book was okay. -
Hunger Games By: Suzzane Collins
14 years old- This was the first book I read that I watched the movie prior to reading and I ended up enjoying it as much as the movie. -
Lord of the Flies By: William Golding
17 years old- This was one the first classic novels I tried to read and had a hard time maintaining interest in the book. -
Frankenstein By: Mary Shelley
17 years old- I read this book for my Literature class my senior year. I was not a fan due to it being confusing and hard for me to follow. -
Dandelion By: Gabbie Hanna
17 years old- This was the first poem book I was interested in and read all the way through. I enjoyed it and loved the illustrations throughout the book. -
Empty Bottles Full of Stories By: Robert M. Drake
17 years old- This was another poem book I read while on vacation that I really enjoyed and would recommend to anyone who is looking for poem books. -
1984 By: George Orwell
17 years old- This was one of the last books I read my senior year. It was pretty interesting and I would read it again. -
Regretting You By: Colleen Hoover
18 years old- This book was amazing beginning to end. It keeps your interest by switching between different character POV's. -
Layla By: Colleen Hoover
19 years old- This book is different from the typical romance books that Colleen Hoover writes. This book is both a thriller and suspense keeping you guessing what is gonna happen. This will remain one of my favorites. -
Verity By: Colleen Hoover
19 years old- This book keeps you interested from the beginning and hits you with a plot twist at the end. -
November 9 By: Colleen Hoover
19 years old- This was the first book I ready this year and was one of the better romance books I have read throughout high school.