What was the First book you read all through?

by Sister Jean Posted 2012/12/26 21:28:42

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	this_____	7 votes	13%
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Caedus01 Sith Lord of the P... 2012/12/26 21:47:38

it was

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Jerry 2012/12/29 13:07:21 (edited)

it was

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...... Mother Goose's Nursery Rhymes .......

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timothy.hill.14 2012/12/28 07:30:31

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I began reading tons of Charlie Brown books but the first one without pictures I can remember reading all the way though was Dr. Doolittle on Mars.

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wildcat 2012/12/27 15:03:12

this_____

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This is the first one I remember reading all the way through.

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Car1u5 2012/12/27 14:35:38

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The cat in the hat i felt like such a big boy.

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DANNY59 2012/12/27 12:11:15

it was

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It was probably one of the Dick and Jane books they had all us first graders start with. The first book I actually remember reading just for fun, and loving it, was called High Country Adventure. I still think about that book to this day, and I believe I have a copy in my sizable book collection.

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seattleman 2012/12/27 11:13:19

it was

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Like many; "Where the Red Fern Grows" was my first book.

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Roxxi 2012/12/27 10:59:57

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Harry Potter and The Philosopher's Stone.

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leslie 2012/12/27 08:47:03

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The McGuffey Second Eclectic Reader...... My Nana started reading to me as early as I can remember, I was reading The McGuffey Second Eclectic Reader with help at 3 and a half, alone by 4 and a half, and reading Sandmannlein ist gekommen (The Sandman is coming) in German by the age of 6. I still have both books to this day. By the time I started first grade I was reading at almost 5th grade level and almost 6th grade comprehension. UNFORTUNATELY I WAS NEVER THAT ADVANCED AT MATH, or I would have probably never repeated the second grade, and been a miserable failure at all forms of math.

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sjalan 2012/12/27 07:02:35

it was

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Up the hill with dick and jane. (chuckle you asked for that one)

Actual reading book. The Bible. Second one was "The Red Planet" by Robert Heinlein.

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Leasheryn/Lady Willpower 2012/12/27 02:36:18

it was

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Lonzo 2012/12/27 06:19:06 (edited)

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AdLib 2012/12/27 01:58:46

it was

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Irene Cochran 2012/12/27 06:12:12

it was

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The Veveteen rabbit,when I was a little kid.I loved that book.

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santa6642 2012/12/27 01:52:18

it was

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The Bible.

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KarenInKenoshaWisconsin 2012/12/27 05:56:38

Undecided

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I was young. I don't remember. I did get into reading biographies in first grade.

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M A 2012/12/27 01:28:53

it was

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probably one of the cat in a hat series

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Piperpc 2012/12/27 04:24:51

Undecided

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Not quite sure, but it may have been:

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cjd 2012/12/27 01:26:22

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Iknow I read the school text book but the first I remember is the Bobbsey Twins

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Deborah 2012/12/27 03:32:15

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See Spot Run

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roxie 2012/12/27 01:17:16

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See Spot Run, Run Spot Run!

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YourCompanionCube 2012/12/27 03:13:37

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First book: Well, quite obviously Green Eggs & Ham. First School Novel (reading list) Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH. First Novel (of my own volition) Halo: Fall of Reach, was age 11.

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AdLib to roxie 2012/12/27 01:51:49

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lol..Me too, but then again, it was required reading.

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Lord Emperor Kami Guro Bage... 2012/12/27 01:14:44

this_____

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Steelangel 凸 Metal Up 凸 2012/12/27 03:08:33

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First real book, 'Wings of Feathers, Wings of Flame' launched my Aviation interests.

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Cher 2012/12/27 00:17:04

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Shayna, best book I have ever read you felt as though you were right in the book...

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Pete 2012/12/27 00:14:45

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Might have been this one.......now I have enjoyed the movie years later.

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Queen B 2012/12/27 00:07:55

it was

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GeminiWolf 2012/12/26 23:51:55

Undecided

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First grade: lion witch and the wardrobe.

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Willski 2012/12/26 23:37:50

Undecided

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I've been reading for longer than I can remember.

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Sister Jean 2012/12/26 23:37:33 (edited)

it was

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this Katrina goes to Holland

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Merry☆ 2012/12/26 23:35:07

it was

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Golanv (Raven) BN0 2012/12/26 22:51:08

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The Childcraft volume of poetry when I was 4. I've thought in rhyme ever since.

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♛Littlɘ Ǫuɘɘn~ƿɦɐɘϯ 2012/12/26 22:40:49

it was

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Joe61 2012/12/26 22:32:50

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I can't remember the title but it was about the war between Russia and Finland post World War 2....Russia invaded Finland. I was 11 or 12 years old at the time.....

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angel face 2012/12/26 22:27:52

Undecided

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I've been reading for a long time so I'm not exactly sure. I remember reading a big book of Winnie the Pooh all the way through in second grade.

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Jan 2012/12/26 22:25:50

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Janet and John when I was four years old.

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morte. 2012/12/26 22:20:28

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a Winnie The Pooh book.

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(●̮̮̃•̃)(͡๏̯͡๏)(•̪●)Winches... 2012/12/26 22:14:23

it was

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Pele Emerging 2012/12/26 22:10:44

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I can't tell you the name of the first picture book I read by myself, but I can tell you the name of the first longer, chapter book: It was called Betsy's Little Star, by Carolyn Haywood. Transitioning from short books to a real chapter book was a big step, so I do remember the title of the first one.

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Jerry (Iron Priest)☮ R ☮ P ... 2012/12/26 22:04:31

it was

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