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I watched the TV show after school every day and read books from the series as well.
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Wishbone and Reading Rainbow became very popular shows in my house.
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When I was in first grade, My little brother was born. I helped my mom read bedtime stories to my little brother, like she did with me.
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I made good grades on all of my AR tests and read at a 5th grade reading level.
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My third grade teacher, Ms. Luther read Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone out loud to the class during snacktime. At that point, I did not care for Harry Potter because the book seemed confusing and hard to follow. However, that changed a few years later.
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I loved horses and took horseback riding lessons for ten years. During that time, I read every horse related book I could get my hands on.
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Every summer while I was in elementary school, my mom took me and my siblings to the public library once a week for storytime. Afterwards, we were each allowed to choose up to 5 books to check out.
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My parents would often come to my bedroom to check on me before they went to bed and find me under the sheets with a flashlight reading a book. I guess I wasn't as sneaky as I thought I was!
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My grandmother introduced me to The Black Stallion series and I quickly read all of Walter Farley's books.
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My aunt bought me a magazine subscription to Horse Illustrated for my birthday every year while I was in middle school.This continued to be my favorite present for years.
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In 7th grade, I read the book Ender's Game and developed a love for science fiction, which I still have today.
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My mom bought the first three books of the series for me and I fell in love. After that, I went to the midnight releases for the remaining books.
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I found most of the required reading in high school, like The Great Gatsby, Romeo and Juliet, and Pride and Prejudice to be unappealing to my taste.
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I have read every book at least three times and seen the all movies. I am looking forward to the premiere of the final movie in November!
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