I Read My Favorite Book

When I was a child, my favorite book was Grover’s Book of Little Cute Baby Animals. I would ask my mother if she could read it to me every day. My parents thought that I enjoyed the book because I liked to read, but the real reason was that I adored the baby animals. Reading the book was tedious to me, but I loved looking at the pictures. All through elementary school and junior high, reading and writing were never my favorite subjects. I have always felt forced to read and write by my teachers,

find new and interesting books, as I’ve read a lot in the high school library already. I read a total of 4 books, just one book short of meeting my goal. The books I read were, A Court of Thorns and Roses and A Court of Mist and Fury which are companions both by Sarah J Maas. I also read Court of Fives by Kate Elliot and Beautiful Creatures by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl. I loved all of these books and found them very exciting and entertaining. If I had to choose which books was best written it would

The books that I have read were; middle school escape to australia and Big Nate. Those are my most favorite kind of books to read. My most favorite series is Big Nate because, it always makes me laugh and cheers up my day. In the middle school series It's fun, cool, funny and sad. The most best part of middle school the book the drawing and how many chapters it has. My last favorite series is Diary Of A Wimpy Kid. My first most favorite series, that I barely started reading is Middle school the

Start of My Reading As a child I was not that much active with reading as much as my other family members were, and they still love to read. I am the only one who always tried to get away with reading in my family. My grandfather loved reading. I was one of his favorite because, I was the youngest child in my family. I spend most of my childhood time with my grandfather, because my parents’ were mostly busy with making money for better a future which I understand. My grandfather was the one who taught

couldn’t read or write, how would you tackle your daily life? Being literate is a crucial part of everyone’s life; reading and writing are essential for a person’s success. Every single day, it’s used, whether it’s for an Advanced Placement Language class or reading a billboard as you’re driving past. As a child, I grew up reading on a daily basis and I believe that I am as successful as I am on behalf of it. Countless memories have been created, thanks to the multiple books that have been read and the

Aw books, a way to explore beyond the textbooks,tests,quizzes, homework and school itself.When kids get books they want to read then right away and let me tell you the is a great choice.Books come in different shapes, colors,genres,fonts and so on.Author’s have different styles on how the create each book and that is what makes each author and book special.So remember when you go to a public library so please remember the author did not have to spend hours on the book to hear you criticize them

I can hardly imagine my life without begin able to read or write. These skills are not vital to one’s survival as are obtaining food, clothes or shelter; however, they have been and still are definitely “life preservers” and “instrumental to my survival.” As a little girl, I remember a favorite nursery rhyme book I looked at over and over, and learning to read an Early Reader book about Dick, Jane, Spot and Puff in school. I was so excited when I could read the words to go with the pictures. I worked

We have read a couple books so far this year. For myself the best story would have to be “The Call of the Wild.” It was a really great book. It always had me on the edge of my seat. I like “The Call of the Wild” because we always had me on the edge of the seat. I was always wondering what was going to happen next. The book has been one of the best books I've read. It had a lot of violence, which is one of the favorite topics I read. There's a part in the novella where the character Buck injured

My earliest memory in life is being read aloud to by my parents as a baby. There I was, being rocked in a rocking chair by my mother, in one of the oldest homes in Columbia City. On the corner of Walnut Street, it was home to the young Parker family of three, one dog, many bats, and dust. The few years of my life on Walnut Street consisted of Dora the Explorer, asthma treatments, and being read to. Since these early years, I have outgrown Dora and asthma but my love for reading has continued to grow

first book that I wanna share is Clifford the Big Red Dog, it's about a Big Red Dog and his two friends T-Bone and Cleo. Clifford is always nice to everyone around him, helps his community and his friends whenever they need him. When I first started reading this book it was because my mom was forcing me too, I hated dogs when I was young especially big dogs. But when I read this book and watched it on TV it helped me get over my fear of dogs, the more books I read the better of getting over my fear