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I remember being in kindergarten, and I loved reading time. My favorite memory was when we read Curious George Goes Camping with my classmates, all of us sitting crisscross on the carpet. I felt so excited, imagining George’s adventures and could almost smell the campfire and hear the crickets. Even now, I’ll never forget how happy and full of wonder I felt in that moment.

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Early Reading Life (Curious George Goes Camping)

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Early Reading Life (Curious George Goes Camping)

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I remember being little and feeling so scared and sad while reading this book. It upset me to see how her skin was different and how people treated her unfairly because of it. I felt so bad for her that it made my heart hurt, and sometimes I would even cry. It made me realize how important it is to be kind and treat everyone equally.

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Picture Book Memories (A Bad Case Of Stripes)

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Picture Book Memories (A Bad Case Of Stripes)

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I absolutely loved this series! I remember feeling so awkward and out of place during middle school, unsure of myself and where I fit in. I started reading these books in late elementary school, and when I got to Smile, I connected with it right away, especially when she talked about dealing with acne. I was one of the first kids in my grade to break out, and it was really hard, so seeing a character go through the same thing made me feel understood. Her series helped me realize that everyone faces challenges, even if they hide them, and that it’s important to accept and be kind to yourself.

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Elementary School (Raina Telgemeier Series)

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Elementary School (Raina Telgemeier Series)

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I read this book for the first time in 8th grade, and it completely drew me in. It quickly became one of my all-time favorites, and I was so caught up in the story that I cried when Johnny and Dally died. I’ve kept a small reminder of the book in my room ever since because of how much it meant to me. Reading it made me realize how fragile life is and how important it is to appreciate the people you care about while you have them.

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I read The Great Gatsby and was completely drawn into its world of parties, wealth, and secrets. The story fascinated me, especially how everyone seemed happy on the surface while hiding so much pain underneath. I felt heartbroken at the ending, especially for Gatsby and his dreams that never came true. Reading it made me realize that chasing money and status doesn’t guarantee happiness, and that true connections are worth more than anything material.

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I read Where He Can’t Find You and was hooked from the very first page. The story was so intense and creepy that I couldn’t put it down, constantly wondering what would happen next. I felt scared for the characters and heartbroken during the most chilling moments. Reading it made me realize how powerful fear can be, but also how courage and hope can push people to survive even in the darkest situations.