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This Week's Question Is...
What is the first book you remember reading? Question asked by Bookish Findings
Oh gosh this one is a little hard. I read a lot of books now, but when I was little I flew through all the books for my age. I think the ones that pop up right away are the Little Prairie books, the Main Street series by Ann M. Martin, and a book about a family of Mallard ducks in a park in Boston (I don't know). And if you want me to really think back then I will mention the Winnie-the-Pooh books and Beatrix Potter books. I can't forget Dr. Seuss either! Oh! There was the Nancy Drew series too! I started those pretty young. Oh wait, the question was asking for my first book that I remember...it would be a tie between the Winnie-the-Pooh books and Beatrix Potter books. Well, depending on who you ask. If you ask my mom she would say Beatrix Potter, but if you asked me I would say Winnie-the-Pooh :)
What was the first book that you remember reading?
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DeleteOh wow! Nice! I can't remember too many children's books I read first. A lot of those Little Golden Books were in the mix and naturally, I forgot to mention those in my post! LOL!
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I definitely read a ton of the Little Golden Books! We had such a large stack, but I think we have donated most of them by now which makes me so said :( I know how you feel! As I'm visiting everybody's posts, I'm realizing how many books I forgot to include or just forgot about in general!
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Dr. Seuss is a staple in our house!! We love him :)
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I still read Dr. Seuss books! Our Dr. Seuss books are probably the only children's books we haven't donated yet. It's practically a guarantee that you will smile and laugh while reading his books! That's what I love about them so much!
DeleteI don't think I've ever read the Winnie the Pooh books, and my grandma is obsessed with him :P
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I was a big fan of Winnie the Pooh when I was younger. So much so that my nickname within my family is Missy Pooh. lol :) It's now been shortened to Missy! Winnie the Pooh is such a staple in Disney and just a classic in general that I don't think you can outgrow him :)
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I absolutely loved Nancy Drew books when I was younger too! They were always so fun to read. I also loved Dr. Seuss. I'm a new follower on Bloglovin'.
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Oh I know! They were addicting! It's still a goal/dream of mine to own all the books in the original Nancy Drew series. There's a crazy number of them like 68 or 88...I can't remember, but hopefully someday I'll achieve that goal!
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Beatrix Potter and Winne the Pooh are <3!!
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DeleteOhh I haven't heard of all of these but Winnie the Pooh is such a classic! I really need to try a Nancy Drew book one day as I've never read them before.
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I will admit the Nancy Drew books can be a bit...repetitive, but they just have some sort of charm about them. I loved them so much that I even bought some of the PC Nancy Drew games so I could be just like her! I really should find those games again, and see if they make any more sense to me now that I'm older. lol :)
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Nancy Drew, the Little House on the Prairie series, and Ann M. Martin's books are all among my all-time childhood favorites! Of course, I love all of the tales you remember reading, but I'm not sure I can place the duck family tale! Happy reading! :)
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You got good taste then! Lol :) I can't remember the title of that duck book for the life of me. I really should just ask my mom, because knowing her and her love for ducks she would remember the title right off the bat! Thank you! You too :)
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Those are all wonderful books! I do remember seeing the Winnie-the-Pooh books, but when I was in ny teens. I was too old for them then. As for Dr. Seuss, I know I read "The Cat in the Hat" somewhere along the way.
ReplyDeleteAnd oh, Nancy Drew! I read a couple of those, but then I switched to the Hardy Boys. Lol.
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The Hardy Boys!!! That's who I was trying to think of! I read them, because I thought it was so cool how they would refer to Nancy in their books and vice versa. I also read the Boxcar children, but not as much as Nancy Drew.
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I've read quite a number of books when I was very young. I just can't remember their titles and which was the first. What stuck to me were King Arthur and Frankenstein. :)
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Same here! When I saw the question I was like oh boy this may take a while for me to answer! Books are so much shorter for younger readers, and if you are a fast reader you would have flown through them. At one point my mom tried to keep a list of all the books I would read from the library, but I think she quickly gave up on that lol :) I'm going to be quite honest with you and admit that I haven't read King Arthur. Now when it comes to Frankenstein I have read the kid's version, but not the classic version. I really need to get moving on my classics!
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