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[Giga Drill BREAKER]

I don't mean school books or the books you used to learn how to read, but the first one you remember completing yourself?

Mine was



My Father give it to me.

[Druk-Qs]

As in, fully?

Probably Christine; Stephen King



That or Cujo.
My dad used to read that kind of stuff often, and I sometimes took the books and read them for myself.

[eroeru]

Ugh. Can't remember. Was still in elementary back then.

[C9316]

The very hungry caterpillar I think..

[Cartims]

I found my mom's dirty books...I think it was "The Tropic on Cancer"...what a woman!

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

I guess thats not like finding your Dads stash of porn.

[Cartims]

Then I read......



But mine had no DICK!!!!!!

[Undead Han]

Other than books designed for a 4 or 5 year old that I can no longer remember, the first true book I ever read was The Hobbit. The second was Treasure Island, by Robert Louis Stevenson.

[Lady Mortho]

Alice in Wonderland

[mousestalker]

How the Grinch Stole Christmas

The video adaptation was equally good.

[Fortlowe]

First book at all? Probably of the Dr. Suess variety. The first one I remeber was Robinson Crusoe. My pa gave it to me the summer before third grade. I was going to a new school and it was one of those ridiculous 'gifted' programs and he thought a book about self reliance might come on hand. I finished in a day so I wouldn't waste any more of my summer than a

[LTD]

First one I remember vividly was Carrie by Stephen King. Think I was around 10 or so back then. I'm positive I read pile of various boy aventure books for kids before that. You know, ones where four guys and a dog solve Mystery of The Haunted Well etc etc etc. Alas names of those have been forgotten in sands of time.

ps @TheSunnyPlace: high-five!

Modifié par LTD, 08 avril 2013 - 07:01 .

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

I was hoping that someone would post its picture and I would realized it.

I don't remember the titles of those early kid novels, but later there was Huckleberry-fin, Narnia series, John Christopher books, Isaac Asimov sci-fi novels.
I know that I was interested in Astronomy, Geology and Chemistry between age 9-14. Later I became interested in History, Geography and exotic Religions. At my best (age: 21 and later) I've been totally interested in Philosophy, Ethics and Politics and a little of Linguistics.

Modifié par Legatus Arianus, 08 avril 2013 - 07:02 .

[mumba]

[LadyJaneGrey]

Ten Apples up on Top

[vortex216]

The first novel I read was in second grade. It was the first Harry Potter.

[The Uncanny]

So far as I can remember:

[Ridwan]

Some book at school.

Edit: Oh, you covered that. Ehmm... probably a book by Dennis Jürgensen.

Modifié par M25105, 09 avril 2013 - 12:49 .

[TheRealJayDee]

Not sure what the exact first book was, as I read a lot when I was young. Lots of books for children I don't even remember, but the most important for me and the ones I read most often must have been "The Hobbit" and Roald Dahl's "The Big Friendly Giant".
Yay for "The Very Hungry Caterpillar", loved it as a child - I need to get that for my quasi-godson asap!

[eroeru]

Actually, the first fun book I remember taking up on my own and finishing was Astrid Lindgren's Masterdetective Rasmus. She wrote fantastic out-of-this-world children's books.

Luckily they all were translated into my native language. Soon after Masterdetective (not translated into English until this day) I read Boys of Pal Street (translated title is The Children on Troublemaker Street), Rasmus and the Vagabond, Karsson-on-the-roof (must-read!). Actually, all her books are youngling-stories' brilliance in purest form.

Modifié par eroeru, 08 avril 2013 - 09:02 .