Do you remember the first book you read or truly loved?Do you remember the first book you read or truly loved? Kayleigh #questionnaire
Do you remember the very first book that made you cry? (Fess up boys. It's okay. With books you are in your own world) 105 answers
When you read a book that is being made into movie do you read the book first or watch the movie first 71 answers
The Boxcar Children is the first one I remember loving. I totally loved Pippi too ^ but I think Boxcar came first
No Flying in the House is one that I think I remember the most from when I was little. I read it a couple times
First novel was the secret garden. I would read it two times a day. I can not wait to read it with my daughter.
I believe the first book I probably read by myself was a Dick and Jane book for school. But the first book I loved I think was “B is for Betsy.” I’m not sure what grade I was in, though. I just remember loving the “Betsy books” as I called them! 🙂
The Adventures of Clifford: The Big Red Dog ??
Baby Island
Ahh I read that comment and thought OMG I LOVED THAT BOOK then I realized it was you ❤️
Did you read the one that was mine?
Little House on the Prairie series.
And The Berenstain Bears
The Boxcar Children is the first one I remember loving. I totally loved Pippi too ^ but I think Boxcar came first
Remember Me by Christopher Pike
Charlotte’s Web
Raggedy Ann and Andy ?
No Flying in the House is one that I think I remember the most from when I was little. I read it a couple times
The Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles by Julie (Andrews) Edwards.
From the Mixed up Files of Ms. Basil E. Frankweiler.
Curdoroy
Angela’s ashes!
The giver and daddy’s little girl
The Nancy Drew series
Baby-sitters Club
First novel was the secret garden. I would read it two times a day. I can not wait to read it with my daughter.
Baby- sitters club
I believe the first book I probably read by myself was a Dick and Jane book for school. But the first book I loved I think was “B is for Betsy.” I’m not sure what grade I was in, though. I just remember loving the “Betsy books” as I called them! 🙂