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This is the first book that I remember was read to me in the library. The repetition intrigued me to learn how to read. -
First grade teacher would have us read sight words one-on-one as she would time us. If we passed, we would increase grade level. -
Mom would help me read in Spanish by herself. This has allowed me to read fluently in Spanish today. -
Once I started reading, throughout elementary school, I would rent out Elephant Piggie books all the time from the library. The funny plots allowed me to read them over and over again. -
Books with humor in them caught my interest so I started checking out joke books more often. -
First chapter book read as a class in 5th grade, thought it was the longest book ever written. -
One of the best books I read in 6th grade as a class. Watched the movie after and became on eof my favorite. -
In 7th grade this was the book that I felt had the most impact on me. Its events and words used made me feel like I was in the book. -
8th grade book read as a class, had vocab that I felt like was too advanced for me. Encouraged my interest for dystopian genre. -
Skip to 10th grade, another book from the dystopian genre that spiked my interest in reading but not writing. -
I started taking college level class my senior year and we had to write multiple essays. I hated writing but I loved reading my classmates unique essays. -
As I continue my education, online courses have allowed me to access different ways to read a variety of articles, books, and stories.