What does it mean for us to read & respond to children's literature? by Tri Sugiarto

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Earliest memory: my parents reading me stories before bed and using fun voices for the characters. Specifically, Piggy and Gerald series

2026-01-13 23:43:31 UTC

My earliest reading experiences was with the book The Baby Blue Cat and the Smiling Worm Doll.

The most impactful text for me was probably the entire Harry Potter series I have read the books multiple times and it's just a sense of comfort for me.

2026-01-13 23:43:37 UTC

My earliest memory of reading a book was "Barbie and the 12 Dancing Princesses" in my ballet warm up room!

2026-01-13 23:44:00 UTC

The earliest memory I have of reading childrens literarture is when my mom used to read me "Goodnight moon" before bed when I was a little girl.

2026-01-13 23:44:11 UTC

The first book I remember reading aloud with my mom was one of the Pete the Cat books.

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reading 1 fish 2 fish all by myself for the first time

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1- The earliest memory I have of reading was my Parents reading "The Night Before Christmas" on Christmas Eve in my sisters bedroom.

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Earliest Book: Pat the Bunny

2026-01-13 23:44:41 UTC

I remember reading al ot of Dr suess books like the cat and the hat as my earliest memories. the most impactful book would have been charolettes web.

2026-01-13 23:44:52 UTC

My earliest memory was one of my parents reading to me everyday. I dont remember what the title of the books were but i loved listening to storys.

2026-01-13 23:44:56 UTC

My earliest memory of reading was with my mom when she would read Goodnight Moon to help put me to sleep.

2026-01-13 23:45:41 UTC

My earliest memory of reading a book is reading the Giving Tree with my mom

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My earliest memory of reading is Pajama Time! By Sandra Boynton, it reminds me of my mom and family.

My most impactful text was in 3rd grade called Because of Winn-Dixie that talked friendships and healing through unexpected connections and acceptance and found it very important during a very impactful time of making and developing friendships and connections.

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2- Children's literature is for everyone, and it should tell a story that is meaningful and everyone can learn from and continue to reread.

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Children's literature is made to teach students about valuable lessons and open their minds to new opinions and experiences. Expands vocabulary for all students, help with memorization. They are made for children, can be read by all. But often, teachers will have to guide students to understand the final message.

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My earliest memory of a book is Chrysanthemum and how it was in my Kindergarten classroom, and I would read it all the time.

2026-01-13 23:46:22 UTC

Earliest memory: The Tickle Monster book that my Dad used to read to me or the Pigeon Rides the Bus book that I had (I loved that one)

Most impactful: Book called Smile which was a comic about having braces and not being embarrased

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The earliest memory I have is my dad reading my brother and I a chapter of the Harry Potter books before bed every night

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My earliest memory was King Bidgoods in the Bathtub at daycare

my most impactful book was probably Romeo and Juliet

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The most influential book I read in school was "I love myself" by Karen Beaumont

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My earliest memory I have of reading childrens literture is a book called " My Mom". My mom used to read it to me.

2026-01-13 23:47:43 UTC

I don't want to say one book was more impactful than the rest personally as they all impact you in different ways.

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My earliest book I remember reading was stella luna during fall time in my elementary school.

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Group Summary- We think children literature is a way to communicate hard or more advanced topics to children in a simplified way. It is made for children to learn and parents to encourage education for their children.

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My mom used to always read me a book called "Jubal's Wish", I loved the intense colors and pictures and honestly don't remember the exact plot but I know it dealt with friendship and enduring difficult times.

2026-01-13 23:48:48 UTC

My earliest memory of reading a book is reading the Diary of A Wimpy Kid on the flight to Japan.

2026-01-13 23:49:56 UTC

My earliest memories with books include the Berenstain Bears series and Shel Silverstein poetry books like Where the Sidewalk Ends. I think I read through all the Goosebumps series as I got a bit older.

2026-01-13 23:51:05 UTC

The earliest memory of reading a book was Goodnight Moon at my grandparents house before bed.

2026-01-13 23:51:44 UTC

Children's literature is written for both kids and adults to enjoy. Good children's books have meaningful stories and visuals.

2026-01-13 23:52:00 UTC

The most impactful book for me is the One and Only Ivan

2026-01-13 23:52:11 UTC

The most impactful book to me in elementary school was wonder. It really taught me about treating people with kindness no matter what the situation is.

2026-01-13 23:55:59 UTC

In elementary school, a book I loved was Wonder. It helped me think about how the way I treat people may affect others. In high school, books that I loved and still think about to this day are The Virgin Suicides, Brave New World, and Lord of the Flies.