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when I first started
I first started to read in school, most likely kindergarten. Starting with singular numbers and letters and slowly moving up to The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss. -
elementary (4th grade)
I don't remember much from grades 1-4 but I do remember in 4th grade that I read the Percy Jackson Series by Rick Riordan and I was obsessed. I remember checking out each book from the school library until the Scolastic forms got passed out in class. I was so excited to see that the PJO series was listed. It was the book set where the 5 spines of each book and the covers lined up perfectly to make a picture and I had to have it. -
more reading
Once 4th grade was over I continued to read the PJO series in 5th grade which soon progressed me to read The Maze Runner and Divergent series starting of 6th grade, I was obsessed. I love reading dystopian books and watching everything come to life in my mind. I would make my parents buy me every single book in the series, each one was my prized possession and I still to this day have every book. -
Middle School
In 7th and 8th grade I started the Hunger Games because my 7th grade english class read it together which led me to check out all the books from the school library but I loved the movies even more. -
freshman year
My whole freshman year I was online learning which gave me tons of free time to read, leading me to read more fantasy based books by authors like Leigh Bardugo and Sarah J Maas. -
Summer
The summer before sophomore year consisted of me reading, going to Barnes & Noble, and volleyball. I didn't have as much time to read physical books so that's when I started to download books and read them on my phone. -
sophomore Year
I discovered more books and authors like Colleen Hoover, Elle Kennedy, and Emily Henry. Allowing me to branch out of reading fantasy and more realistic books. -
What I read now
I still read when I can find time which is very rare. At the moment the book i'm reading is The Secret History by Donna Tart and I actually really enjoy it even though the start was a little slow for my liking. My shelves at home are filled with unread books that I don't have to read but I cant stop buying them.