30 Day Book Meme
1. Favourite book from childhood.
I am having a hard time thinking of a favorite book from childhood. I was a terrible child and didn't really love reading until I was 12. I do remember liking Jeremy Thatcher Dragon Hatcher. And another book by the same author Bruce Coville about a Unicorn and a girl who's mom is mean but then it ends up being a spell. I really enjoyed fantasy books. There was a Little Mermaid book I really liked and also another Unicorn book. The mommy unicorn turns into a house at some point to protect the little unicorn. My cousin made her own stories all the time and I always looked forward to her books.
There were a couple books I enjoyed in school "Holes", "How to eat fried worms" but nothing that made me go searching for another book to fill the void. Then I read "When the Legends Dies" and this book made me yearn to continue reading. Then I read pawn of Prophecy and the whole Belgariad series and my thirst for books as good as this series began...
1. Favourite book from childhood.
2. Best bargain.
3. One with a blue cover.
4. Least favorite book by favorite author.
5. Doesn't belong to me.
6. The one I always give as a gift.
7. Forgot I owned it.
8. Have more than one copy.
9. Film or TV tie-in.
10. Reminds me of someone I love.
11. Secondhand bookshop gem.
12. I pretend to have read it.
13. Makes me laugh.
14. An old favorite.
15. Favorite fictional father.
16. Can't believe more people haven't read.
17. Future classic.
18. Bought on a recommendation.
19. Still can't stop talking about it.
20. Favorite cover.
21. Summer read.
22. Out of print.
23. Made to read at school.
24. Hooked me into reading.
25. Never finished it.
26. Should have sold more copies.
27. Want to be one of the characters.
28. Bought at my fave independent bookshop.
29. The one I have reread most often.
30. Would save if my house burned down.
I am having a hard time thinking of a favorite book from childhood. I was a terrible child and didn't really love reading until I was 12. I do remember liking Jeremy Thatcher Dragon Hatcher. And another book by the same author Bruce Coville about a Unicorn and a girl who's mom is mean but then it ends up being a spell. I really enjoyed fantasy books. There was a Little Mermaid book I really liked and also another Unicorn book. The mommy unicorn turns into a house at some point to protect the little unicorn. My cousin made her own stories all the time and I always looked forward to her books.
There were a couple books I enjoyed in school "Holes", "How to eat fried worms" but nothing that made me go searching for another book to fill the void. Then I read "When the Legends Dies" and this book made me yearn to continue reading. Then I read pawn of Prophecy and the whole Belgariad series and my thirst for books as good as this series began...
1. Favourite book from childhood.
2. Best bargain.
3. One with a blue cover.
4. Least favorite book by favorite author.
5. Doesn't belong to me.
6. The one I always give as a gift.
7. Forgot I owned it.
8. Have more than one copy.
9. Film or TV tie-in.
10. Reminds me of someone I love.
11. Secondhand bookshop gem.
12. I pretend to have read it.
13. Makes me laugh.
14. An old favorite.
15. Favorite fictional father.
16. Can't believe more people haven't read.
17. Future classic.
18. Bought on a recommendation.
19. Still can't stop talking about it.
20. Favorite cover.
21. Summer read.
22. Out of print.
23. Made to read at school.
24. Hooked me into reading.
25. Never finished it.
26. Should have sold more copies.
27. Want to be one of the characters.
28. Bought at my fave independent bookshop.
29. The one I have reread most often.
30. Would save if my house burned down.