I read pretty much the entire kids’ section at the library. But my favorites were probably the Edge Chronicles, the Prydain series, ofc Harry Potter, Narnia, Theodosia series, Wondla, Sisters Grimm, Princess Diaries
Magic Tree House when I was younger and I read a lot of fairy tales and such in kindergarten.
Couldn’t list them all though, I used to read several books a day.
Child......
So what up to 4th 5th grade?
Hardy boys, encyclopedia brown, sports sets (lots of kids local team then state national type stuff)
a huge number of biographies probably read every one in the grade school library currie nightingale ect.
pretty sure i have read every hardy boys or tom swift jr book out there. most likely some nancy drew too.
Probably not a surprise but definitely Harry Potter series...I didn't find many other books that interesting as a kid lol, and I've read all of HP's like 5 times. Some other books written by writers from my country were also interesting but they are not famous worldwide.
Favorite book series when i was younger(tat i actually started buying for myself) were Belgariad, Thomas Covenant n Lord of the Rings, based on first ever bought by myself n number of times iv read the books n how much i love 'em. LoTR most of all for how much i still love it the most.
Before tat it musta been kids books i dont hv anymore or rmbr when i grew older/started buying my own books(see preceding paragraph), oh Three Investigators series n some Hardy Boys; ofwhich i much more love (n reread some last year), Jupiter Jones, Pete Crenshaw n Bob Andrews n the stories/characters they got involved with. I rmbr reading Wikipedia style/tvtropes deep diving the mythology articles n everything in Encyclopedia Britannica before and even after i started on the books series iv mentioned in the preceding; iv forgotten how much iv read those until now. Good times.
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