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Books shelved as deserted-island-survival: Echoes by Alice Reeds, The Islands at the End of the World by Austin Aslan, Wild by Alex Mallory, Shades of Ea...

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 Why? The dictionary and the thesaurus would be with me just for the simple fact that if i was stranded theres not much i could do so i might as well expand my vocabulary. And the survival guide would be used just as what it is intended for; to be able to survive on an island.  

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 Why? The dictionary and the thesaurus would be with me just for the simple fact that if i was stranded theres not much i could do so i might as well expand my vocabulary. And the survival guide would be used just as what it is intended for; to be able to survive on an island.  

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When I was in K-2nd grade i was taken away  by a speech pathologist for reading. As a child i had trouble with fully annunciating words and would often stutter when i would get frustrated. As an adult when i'm in a high stress situation or if I am having difficulty articulating myself, the stuttering often comes back out.    

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When I was in K-2nd grade i was taken away  by a speech pathologist for reading. As a child i had trouble with fully annunciating words and would often stutter when i would get frustrated. As an adult when i'm in a high stress situation or if I am having difficulty articulating myself, the stuttering often comes back out.    

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I remember teachers in elementary school putting a major emphasis on "reading for enjoyment". That if you read books that you found interesting you'd become a better reader and in turn that also would flow into your writing. What i find interesting is once i entered college there was very little room for "reading for enjoyment", that required readings for class took up most of your time and when you did read something just for fun you felt like you were wasting precious time that could be used for working on class assignments. 

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I remember teachers in elementary school putting a major emphasis on "reading for enjoyment". That if you read books that you found interesting you'd become a better reader and in turn that also would flow into your writing. What i find interesting is once i entered college there was very little room for "reading for enjoyment", that required readings for class took up most of your time and when you did read something just for fun you felt like you were wasting precious time that could be used for working on class assignments. 

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In 3rd grade my teacher would wrap books up just like the above picture so we could broaden our horizon and read books we wouldn't normally choose if we were privy to the cover.  

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In 3rd grade my teacher would wrap books up just like the above picture so we could broaden our horizon and read books we wouldn't normally choose if we were privy to the cover.  