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Here I started with books of many colors and textures but very few words. This created and engaging "reading" from a very young age, I would listen to my mom read while connecting to the images.
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Starting reading books myself with very few words. Simple story line to allow me to easily comprehend and follow.
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This is when I started reading more lengthy books. Challenged my vocabulary and comprehension skills.
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These chapter books were read to challenge my comprehension and to be able to organize the events over longer period of times. This book was also based on a true story.
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This book was written in English, however, was a very different style of writing which made comprehending the story extremely challenging.
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A book like this for example was fiction but used real world issues, such as racism, in the novel. The story line was fictional but some parts could start relating to real life.
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Here is where i really started to get into memoirs. Here is when your learn a lot of lessons through other people as well as possibly gain gratitude for the current life you have.
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By senior year I was very comfortable with reading long, detailed stories. However this was a bit challenging considering all the different jargon used. Really exercised outside resources and extra research to fully understand.
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This is a whole different type of reading and understanding of books. I started to read for personal gain and development.
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Here is also for self gain but more in the finances of the "adult" life. A lot of curves have been thrown and I want to get the best value of the dollar, leading me to finance books
