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I used to adore this book as a child. I thought that the bat was too cute! I liked the pictures more than the words(:
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My father would read a chapter from this book, to me, every night before I went to bed. I was about six years old and feel in love with the book.
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Began reading Junnie B Jones to my mother every night before going to bed. I was about eight years old and loved the goofy adventures of this young girl.
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When sixth grade came around I began reading the Box Car Children. These books were longer in length and advanced my reading abilities.
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Freshman year of high school our class read this book. The teacher was amazing and brought so much meaning to the book. I loved it.
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This book I read my sophomore year. It is about the Holacaust and it broke my heart. The book was so amazing and made a huge impact on my outlook on the Holacaust.
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I read this book my junior year of high school. I loved learning about the history this book carries along with it. That dang John Proctor!!:)
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I loved this novel. It is so interesting how Ray Bradbury, in a way, predicted the future. So much significance!
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This book is by the famous Christian author Francis Chan. This book dug into my emotions and allowed me to gain a different perspective on Chritians.
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The Scarlet Letter was harder for me to read. The old language made the sentences hard for me to understand. But all the symbolism intrigued me and I liked the story line.
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This book is by Iris Johansen and I read this book because it sparked my own interest. It was not assigned by the school. It was such a messed up book (with the killings and such) but kept me wanting to know more. This was a great mystery book.
