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This book was one my mom read to me every night and I remember this being the first book.

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This book was another one my mom read to me every night and I remember always pretending I was the main character.

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This book was a staple in my childhood and I always loved to feel the scales.

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This book was another one of my favorites and I would always find the hidden numbers on the pages.

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This book was another one of my favorites when I was. a toddler and I still sometimes get the song stuck in my head.

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This book my mom read to me before I started school so that I would always remember she was with me.

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This was my favorite show when I was little and the first book I ever read on my own.

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I had the entire collection and read them all in kindergarten - 2nd grade with my mom.

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Fancy Nancy was a staple in my early elementary school days. She definitely inspired me to be expressive and glamorous.

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I loved Junie B Jones in elementary school and had every single one.

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I also loved Magic Treehouse all of elementary school. I had and read the entire collection.

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Charlotte's Web was one of the first books we read in school that was a larger chapter book. Everyone remembers this book as a part of their childhood.

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When I was younger, my aunt handed down all of her Boxcar Children books to me. My mom and I would read these every night before bed.

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We read this book in fifth grade as part of our curriculum and for some reason it has always stuck with me and I loved it.

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This book is a large chapter book and was the first that I read alone. This book was one of the only books that I have read for fun and I still enjoy reading this today.

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We read Wonder in sixth grade and I have always loved the message behind it.

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We read this in seventh grade and watched the movie. This was when the books that we were reading in school started to become more advanced.

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We read Lord of the Flies in eighth grade and this was the first book where I really remember comprehension being a big part of the curriculum.

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We also read this in eighth grade and I remember having to create our own Utopian Society. We also watched and compared it to the movie.

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This book is a staple in everyones high school English class.

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I read Night my sophomore year and we also tied it in during my history class at the same time because it was about the holocaust.

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The Great Gatsby I read my junior year but we never finished it because of Covid.

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We read Frankenstein my senior year and the whole lesson the teacher tied into the book was for us to decide if Frankenstein was a monster or if the creator was the real monster.

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1984 was the book we read at the end of my senior year and we really dug deep into tying it into today's society.

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This book has been the first one that we have read so far in college. It is an interactive book that helps writers improve their skills.

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The Library Card is the other book I am currently reading this semester in my literacy class. In each section of this book, it tells a story of a kid finding literacy and how it helps their life be better.