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Just Go to bed (Little Critter) was my first favorite book. Because I loved little critter books so much it movtivated me to keep reading the series.
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In first grade on Dr. Seuss birthday, we would read Dr. Seuss books and dress up like the cat. Hearing the rhymes when my teacher read the book helped me learn how to read a challenging book.
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I was in love with Neopets, but as six years old girl it was very hard to read the website. I would consistently press the random button until it would lead me to where I wanted to go. The website motivated me to learn new words so I can have fun playing online.
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There would be short story plays in our reading book. I would look for the longest part and ask to read that character. It motivated me to become a better reader so I could get a bigger part.
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In fourth grade, there would be reading groups and I knew the group was separated by reading proficiency. I was in the intermediate reading group and I wanted to be in the smart kid's circle. I went to the library every day to read and at the end of the year, I was able to join the smart kid's reading group.
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I was in love with the movie Camp Rock. I practiced reading and memorizing my favorite lyrics to one of the songs because I wanted to sing it in the talent show.
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I studied so hard in school so my mom would buy me a Nintendo DS. A lot of the games required reading so it encourage me to learn and ask questions on challenign words.
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This was one of my first favorite chapter book series. It made me want to read the next book to figure out what happened.
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In elementary school, I remember we had a reading game we could play during computers where it would ask questions of the books we've read. The more books I read and completed the quiz, the more points I would recieve. There were different stages for points. The student's name would be on the wall for the whole school to see.
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The first book to ever make me cry. From that point on I knew books were better than watching a movie because I realized how much emotions they truly carry. This book made me fall in love with reading.
