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"Harold and the Purple Crayon" by Crockett Johnson was one of the first books I read as a little kid. This book was very calming to me when someone else would read it and I was very amused by the cover of the book. This book was kept in my room for whenever I would want to read it, and was one of my favorites to read as a child.

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When I was little, my grandmother would read " Good Night Moon" by Margaret Wise Brown. This book was very calming to me because the way it was written was very settle and it would typically be read at night.

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When I was little I could recognize that people who loved to read were my sister and dad. As far as I can remember since 2nd grade my sister has loved to read in her free time and finds books to read all the time. On the other hand my dad majored in English at James Madison University, so he has found English and reading to be fun for a long time because he studied it.

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My sister used to read to me since I was a little kid. She would usually read to me as a way of relaxation and to settle down at certain points during the day.

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In the time frame of about 3rd and 4th grade, “Frindle” by Andrew Clements and “The Lion the Witch And the Wardrobe” were some of my favorite books that I read in school. Most of these books were read in 3rd grade and were fun to read because of the story line within them.

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By 5th and 6th grade, “Crossover” by Kwame Alexander and “Take Your Eye Off The Puck” by Greg Wyshynski were good books to read because they are sports books and I enjoyed how it explained different points about watching and playing in those certain sports. “Take Your Eye Off The Puck” explains what else to look for in hockey besides the puck and crossover was more of a fun book to read just about basketball.

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There’s not a lot of explaining you have to do of why a book was bad but “The Big Game” by Tim Green was a bad book that I read in school because I didn't like how the author wrote the book.

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Micheal Arroyo from “Heat” was a little league pitcher who was a suspiciously good so many people ganged up on him to make sure he wasn't cheating. And although most of that doesnt connect to me, Arroyo being a little league pitcher connects to me when I was 12 years old.

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“The Magic Treehouse” series by Mary Pope Osborne captured my imagination when I was little because the way they were written made you feel like you were talking to the characters, and these books being some of the first book series I read a kid really made it interesting to read for me.

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R.J Palacio has written many books that look interesting such as ``Wonder'', and “White Bird '' that have been said to be inspiring and good reads. Wonder was very popular when I was in 4th grade and after that R.J Palacio has released many other books following the book “Wonder”.

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“Harry Potter” by J.K Rowling is one of my least favorite book/movie series. Around elementary school when everyone started to read and watch the movies, I refused to read them because I didn't like magic type movies and books. Even though i didn't read them, I still knew enough about it to not be clueless when someone asked me a question about it.

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Throughout my life I have loved to look through Sports Illustrated and USA Hockey magazines. It is a good way to read what you're interested in and learn new facts.