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As I entered Garden Park Elementary, I clearly remember walking through the library, looking at the glass windows,  and being amazed with such a big room full of books. It was when I first went with my class that I knew books were going be a big part of my life. My librarian Mrs. Garcia loved to read us books aloud using different voices and expressions. Wednesday was definitely my favorite day of the week because that was the day we went to the library. Books such as The Little Red Hen, The Three Little Pigs, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, and The Little Engine That Could were a big part of my early childhood.

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Once I got to third grade, I knew I could go to the library before and after school. So, I did. I would wake up early, and had my mom drop me off at school to check out books and AR test. The Babysitters Club books were my favorite.

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As I transitioned to middle school, I took the love of reading with me. Again, my favorite place at school was the library. Books written by Judy Blume, R.L. Stine, and Stephen King were my favorite.

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High school was a little different. I started going to the school library and reading about romance. That's when I realized I enjoyed reading romantic stories that literally made me cry.

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As a future librarian, I love reading different kinds of books. From Wonder to American Sniper. I believe that by doing this, I will always have an answer to my students' reading interests.

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In my classroom, students are required to check out two library books weekly. However, it is always there choice what kind of books they want. I never demand them to check out chapter books or books that are simply not interested in. I also offer students different ways to read, whether it's audiobooks or using a tablet. Reading aloud is also a must in my classroom. Just like I clearly remember Mrs. Garcia reading to me with her different voices and expressions, that's how I want my students to remember me.