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What are some of the most memorable books you read as a child? What made them memorable?
This week's question is submitted by Billy @ Coffee Addicted Writer.
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Billy's Answer
Two of the earliest book I recall reading were The Haunting of Grade Three and The Return of the Third Grade Ghost Hunters by Grace Maccarone. Also, I enjoyed reading the original Goosebumps books by R.L. Stine and Grave Doubts by John Peel. I guess you can say I liked horror stories at a young age.
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I started with fairy tales myself, which eventually spawned my love for all things fantasy and paranormal! It's funny how that works out when we're kids.
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Have a GREAT day!
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I didn't read very any fairy tale stories when I was a kid, though I do remembered reading an oversized Garfield fairy tale book. I believe I still have it somewhere.
DeleteYour answer reminded me that, yes, I did used to read some Point Horror books when I was 10-12 too!
ReplyDeleteI started reading point horror and Fear Street books after being introduced to the Goosebumps series when I was either in the fifth or sixth grade.
DeleteI love that horror has been your reading favourite through the years, Billy. Enid Blyton fantasy was my starter-for-ten ;-) although I did dip my toes into horror during my teen/adolescent years.
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend, Billy.
Flora x
I LOVED the Goosebumps books!!
ReplyDeleteI have no idea how, but I've never read a Goosebumps book. But yeah that they were memorable!
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