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Delirium is only one of the MANY dystopian novels that I loved in middle school (and now). Others include The Hunger Games, Divergent, and The 5th Wave. These also are all in some kind of series, so clearly there is a pattern there.

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YEP! I read this when I was in middle school! So... a lot of years ago. This was one of the first trilogies that I fell in love with. Although I love dystopian and fantasy novels, I also love a good teen drama. And yes, I will admit that I have watched the TV show.

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When I was in middle school, my friends and I would literally go to each other's houses after a new High School Musical movie was released and watch it together on DVD. This was also my first time buying an album on CD. I put it in my boom box at home and listened to it all the time!

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The Magic School Bus is one of the first TV shows that comes to mind when I think of elementary school. I absolutely loved all of the grand adventures that they went on in this show. I can see now that these types of shows interested me because I love to be taken out of reality. Today, I love to watch and read fantasy and dystopian novels because I like to take myself to worlds that are not possible in real life. I love the magic and creativity in them.

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When I was young, my mom took me to a lady's house named Ms. Kay who I believe had her own babysitting business. She took in a lot of the children in the area from babies to toddlers. This image reminded me of that time because I remeber wanting so badly to watch The Little Einsteins while I was eating my lunch but she would not let me look at the TV at all. She would yell at me if I glanced in that direction. I remember loving her, but I hated that I couldn't watch TV while eating at her house.

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Some of my first memories of literature involve staying the night at my grandma's house in Ashtabula. She would always read to me before we went to sleep. I didn't know then how special those memories would be. My mom really didn't read to me, but my granny loved to! Where the Wild Things Are is just one of the books I remember her reading to me.

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These books were the best when I was in elementary. I found Junie B. Jones to be relatable, exciting, and easy to read for me. I loved that I could get through a lot of the series (there were tons of these books). I'm definitely into books that are a part of a series because I don't like them to end without looking forward to what's next.