You guys remember your first book?
Yeah, it was about a hamster called Grignotin
No idea what it was called and it was only 45 years later I found out that "grignoter" is French for "to nibble"
Probably some children's book I can't remember. The earliest book I remember reading by myself would be one of this series (in Polish) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomek_in_the_Land_of_Kangaroos?wprov=sfla1
This one was also a popular children's book, but I think it was read to me by my mother https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akademia_pana_Kleksa_(novel)?wprov=sfla1
First memory of books that made me a voracious li'l reader were the Selby series by Duncan Ball.
Pre-consciousness I'm told it was The Little Mouse, The Red Ripe Story and the Big Hungry Bear 🐻
That I finished and enjoyed for myself? Cirque du Freak by Darren Shan. I still like the series, I had at the time the first book of HP and wasnt interested and there where no movies if I remember correctly. Then I devoured darren shan's books, HP and the rest is history
This is one of the earliest series I remember reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alisa_Seleznyova
First book I'm certain that I read front-to-back was the first HP book when I was 16.
The book that actually triggered a love of reading in me was the Dark Elf trilogy in the Dungeons and Dragons world.
The book that then grabbed me for serious reading was 1984.
Percy Jackson
Wind in the willows. I got it in a school essay competion. Still love it.
No idea, probably something Dr. Suess
The Hobbit
