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My mother has always said she was an early reader. She just figured it out. Now while I don't think I had any trouble reading, I don't think I was like her.She said she used to hide and read books. My daughter was also an early reader
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I asked my mother what she used to read to me, She could not recall much, but she said I enjoyed this book. I read it to both of my children as well.Dr Seuss books are classics after all
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My childhood was painted in memories of my mother reading a book, and when she was reading, it took a miracle for her to hear me speaking to her
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I am not sure how I came across this book, but the girl was abused, and I felt such empathy for her. It was from my childhood, but that book left a mark. I am not sure why.
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As I reflect back, the character in this book grew into an empathetic character, at first she was rich and spoiled, then her heart grew
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This was another middle school teacher i will never forget. He taught reading. He never gave out A's and B's were like beholding a unicorn in your hands. His name was Mr. West. I don't remember what I read, but I remember the shocked look on his face that he was actually giving out a B. So, I must've did all the reading, and writing he required of me.
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For you to receive an A in this teachers class, it was pretty much a miracle, Even B's were a rare occurrence. I received an A on one paper. It was about a Greek Demigod.I do not remember which one, but I will never forget that I received an A , and I will never forget her.
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I think I was in High School when I first read Watchers by Dean Koontz, but I could be mistaken. This is where I fell in love with the dog, Einstein. And that is the name of my first dog. Einstein.
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My son came home in 5th grade and had got 100 percent on the accelerated reader test for the fifth Harry Potter book. I could not have been more proud of him. He was a good reader too.
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My daughter was an early reader too. I don't think I had to teach her how to read. One day she was reading. She reads all the time. She even gets in trouble for reading in school too much. There's one story we talk about all the time because she has a bad habit of asking for things everywhere we go." Berenstain Bears: Get the Gimmies". In this story the kids learn to not ask for so many things.
