First Book you Ever Read (Page 5)

unicorn1: The Brothers Lionheart

jayhaywalker: The first big fat book I ever read was 'The Rainmaker' by John Grisham, when I was 14. Almost as if the book chose me to read it. After that I read almost all the books he had wrote till then. Moved to onto Robert Ludlum and Tom Clancy. These guys really made the teenage days feel thrilling and smart.

slasian: the first book with many subplots I ever read is 'The Brothers Karamazov'. I also remember Taras Bulba one if Nick G,s finest again I can be sure that M Gorky's Trilogy Childhood had made my life lightened up a little bit.

da Sweetest: When I was 6, I read the first real book (which is over 100 pages). The title was 'Dinosaurs' World'. That's when I began falling for reading. Years after, I got to read some books: 'the Little Prince', 'the Old Man and the Sea', 'Who Moved My Cheese?'. It wasn't until I became 18 that I truely understood messages of each book. Whenever I feel connections to books I read, either they are fictions or non-fictions, it feels like I read a book for the first time.

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slasian: The Old Man and The Sea! does any body else like Earnest Hemingway?

Brittneyy_: Probably the Harry potter series.. second grade.. good times.

slasian: yea ha Mr potter the half blood... like that one too

NikitaDNA: my first book ummm........... if you mean the one my mom used to sit and help me read then its the documents on Satanism and their rituals.... Its documents that she got from her church and only had me reading it to scare me into not speaking to strangers. My mom had a fear that they would come for me when i was little. Some parents are to over protective of their young

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honeysweetbabe: The first book i ever read was...Trapped In Ice by: Eric Walters

Crud: Green Eggs and Ham

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Ninja Lucid: Gobbilino the witches Cat.

RamboRimbaud: fairy tales by the brothers grim

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loganbishop2: That would have to be see spot run

mesha10: mills and boon god help me...... it made me a romantic!! melted my brain aswell cant remember what it was called now but i dont think that really matters when it comes to that kind of literature, and i use the word literature loosely!! But the second book well that rocked my world.... "To kill a Mockingbird" by a lady called Harper Lee. If you havent read it then i urge you to do so and evny you that first read. M

Mimee_red: yes I loved this book too "to kill a Mockingbird"...makes for great introspection ! M&B's wow I still read them esp when I'm a bit depressed...just the pure romance in it is enough to give me a mental boost!