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The very first novel/s I ever read was “twilight” series” what was yours?

The very first novel/s I ever read was “twilight” series” what was yours?

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Buckley

Black Beauty. ?

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Katarina

I was a member of a “horse book club” when I was young, so a lot of those probably (about 150 pages/each). First “long” novel was Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. I think. Can’t remember, which is so sad 🙁

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JessQuestion author

I want to read the Harry Potter books so badly, but i never do☹️

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Jennifer

I loved a series called The Boxcar Children. The first “real”novel was probably Huckleberry Finn

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Bong

The count of Monte Cristo…

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Siri

?????

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Tarun

The Alchemist 🙂

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Mainak

Hey mine was Alchemist too!!!

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Misty

By Michael Scott? I just got it is it any good?

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Michelle

Twilight

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Evelyn

Twilight got me back into reading?

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Radia

Special relationship by douglas kennedy (my first novel in english)

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Jay

Collection of Aesop’s Fables.

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Jai

Twilight

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Jennifer

The first book I read myself was one of the Ladybird books my mum used to buy for me and was called ‘The Magic Porridge Pot’. The first ‘novel’ I read would have been an Enid Blyton, for definite…probably ‘The Hollow Tree House’. That is the book I remember taking camping with me when I was 6!

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Amy

The 1st novel i read was by Enid Blyton but i cant remember the title whatsoever

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Misty

Sweet Valley High

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Amy

i used to read that in my teens .Read quite a lot of them from my school library in Bahrain

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Misty

Think I was obsessed with them from fourth to seventh grade. Had to read every single one. I guess I would say they made be become the reader that I am now.

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Amy

@Misty Thats gr8 .

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Belén

I loved that series!

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Starr

Nancy Drew

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Megan

Glad to see something from my time!!!

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Maroua

Well, I don’t really remember the first novel I have ever read. It’s just that I had a book slump for years and the novel that brought me back to reading (about 3 or 4 years ago) was Two Little Girls in Blue by Mary Higgins Clark. Thankfully, since then, I’ve never stopped reading and my passion for reading has grown wilder ☺

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Misty

That’s a good book read it years ago but it definitely is a page turner

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Maroua

Indeed 😉

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Jessica

Little Women! I was in 4th grade and required to do a book report. All the so-called “age appropriate” books looked boring so against my teachers advice I chose this classic. I rocked that report.

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Kristie

Little women was my first as well..5th grade book report!

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Amy

i did the same lol 😛

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Samantha

Matilda

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Priya

Enid Blyton Enchanted Tree series

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Britt

Percy Jackson

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Skylar

The Vampire Diaries, bc I was obsessed with the show

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Ines

first novel Le petit chose – Alphonse Daudet. first English novel was Palomino Danielle Steel

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Agnieszka

Chronicles of Narnia

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Agnieszka

Though to be fair… there’s a picture of a toddler me trying to read an encyclopedia sideways. That count?

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Belu

I can’t remember. My life is divided in “pre-harry Potter” ( or dark ages) and ” post Harry Potter ” ( Renaissance)

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Amanda

Lol YES!

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Stephanie

Palomino, Danielle Steel

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Megan

Harry Potter, although I read tons of series when I was a kid that’s the most significant one.

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Lennine

Anne Perry’s Pitt series.

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Malika

Harry Potter series

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Tavoulari

When i was little my parents read a lot to me when i learnt to read, at school, 5 or 6 years old, i remember my mother bought me a collection of Aesop fables and a collection with all the Greek gods, goddesses and mythology, a big red book, i loved it so much that i was sleeping with it, i tried to paint in a sketchbook the figures of the gods and the sceneries in the book, too. ?
My father bought me Robison Crusoe which was his favorite book as a child and that was it.
I never stopped reading ever since.
Books, comics … everything ?

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Lynn

Little Women my grandmother gave it to me

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Lynn

My dad gave me lasie come home

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Heather

Harry Potter

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Mary

Does Dear America count or R.L Stine

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Mari

I read R.L Stine as well so am counting it ?

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Hayley

I don’t know. I have been a reader my whole life practically.

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Elizabeth

Charlie And The Chocolate Factory

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Siri

Stephen King’s Christine ?

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Catherine

Probably The Little Princess or The Secret Garden.

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Donna

I don’t remember that far back lol.

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Mari

I think mine were the sweet Valley high and goosebumps

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Mari

And also the Sweet Valley Twins ?

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Natalie

Little House on the Prairie series.

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Belén

That show was my childhood

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Judie

gone with the wind

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Kelsey

Little House on the Prairie

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Joshua

Harry Potter

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Sondra

Conan the Cimmerian fell in love with a barbarian lol

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Michelle

Sorry I have to say it was not Twilight but Harry Potter that started it all

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Sabrina

I’m right there with you

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Ashley

I read novels as a kid but the first novels I read as a teenager were twilight

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Summer

James and the giant peach
Queen of the damned
Pet cemetery
Matilda
The witch
The BFG
Goosebumps

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Ann

Most of Stephen King

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JessQuestion author

I recently read his misery book it was fantastic ??

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Imama

Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Then Lord of the rings.

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Jessica

Babysitters club/ Nancy Drew

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Mari

OMG I forgot about those…I used to read them too…lol

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Belén

I loved loved loved Babysitters Club!

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Kamely

A biography in Spanish.

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Kayla

I was always forced to read books every summer when I was in elementary school. I don’t really recall my first novel. I think it may have been aquamarine. Maybe. But, the Twilight Series was the first book/series that made me really fall in love with reading when I was in middle school.

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JessQuestion author

Me too! It made me fall in love with reading❤ my sister brought them for us to read together, I would read it first then she would?I’ll never forget it.!

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Kayla

The series is also the only series I’ve re-read. Well I have another series I’m planning to re-read, but still.

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Via

Divergent

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JessQuestion author

I struggled with the 2nd and 3rd book. Couldn’t get into it!

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Jillian

Jane Eyre.

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Jillian

Can’t remember what came first.. Jane Eyre or the whole R.L. Stine/Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew binge reading. Or The Idiot by Fyodor Dostoevsky. Or Anne Rice’s novels. Or Dragon by Clive Cussler. Or Lightning by Dean Koontz. Or Christine by Stephen King. -dizzy-

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JessQuestion author

It’s on my kindle waiting to be read!

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Shell

Charlie and the chocolate factory

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JessQuestion author

That would be a great book!!! I didn’t realise it was a novel first ?

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Bonnie

that I can remember…Trixie Beldon

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Coline

The Clan of the Cave Bear 🙂

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Tori

The Lord of the rings as in series and The Jurassic Park was my first big book

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JessQuestion author

They would be great books to read!

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Ula

I have a story on that, when I was in my first year at school I couldn’t learn how to read, the more I was pushed by my parents and teachers the more closed I became, reading seemed like a large mountain in front of me. According to my parents, close to the end of the school year when I was about to repeat a year because of my reading problems, one day they suddenly heard me reading aloud a book, apparently it was ‘The children of noisy village’ by Astrid Lindgren. So from not reading at all I suddenly jumped into quite a classic reading and I believe that was my first book!

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JessQuestion author

Beautiful ??❤

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Leilani

Mine would have to be the Fear Street books

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Daphne

Memoria

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Sondra

I forgot! Interview with a Vampire in sixth grade! I almost got suspended for it due to the “adult content” lol then about a week later they forced me to go to sex ed….?

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Belu

The fuck

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Sondra

Exactly. The two things were unrelated but I couldn’t believe the hypocrisy.

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Belu

At least they should teach you why it was wrong, other than just existing. I hope they, at least, taught you real stuff n not apstinence

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Sondra

No don’t worry they taught me just enough to get pregnant at age 16 and drop out of school. ?? great job!

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Belu

-.-

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Belu

Well that’s awful. I hope you are doing well reading all the books you want

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Sondra

Yup

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Jossy

My first books were the silver brumby series, after that was jaws and the tommy knockers. I bounced around a bit trying to find my genre. Never really decided. I believe the Harry Potter series was in there too.

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Nancy

Flowers in the Attic

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Amber

R.L. Stine’s goosebumps, the boxcar children, Nancy Drew, and R.L. Stine and Christopher pikes young adult books.

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Serenity

Lynsay Sands Love Bites the Argeneau series.

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Ashley

Black beauty, Harry Potter and the Diary of Anne Frank

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Belén

I loved reading about Anne Frank!

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Sandhya

Famous five Enid blyton!

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Kat

The boxcar children books, little women, eight cousins … but the one I remember as my first ❤️ was The outsiders.

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Belén

The Babysitters Club

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Kat

And sweet valley high!

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Shannon

Part of Harry Potter book one

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Shannon

I think also junie b jones and babysitters club and goosebumps and navy drew and the treehouse clib

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Belén

Those books are from my childhood!

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Kat

Yes!

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Vyshnav

Alchemist

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