Childhood Book Remembrance

These are 5 books/series that I read as a child, and absolutely loved. Some books/series that actually got me into reading.


  1. The Harry Potter Series
  2. The Name of This Book is Secret Series
  3. The Mysterious Benedict Society Series
  4. The Hobbit
  5. The Chronicles of Narnia
Those are my five most influential books that I read as a child. 

What are yours?

~Delaney



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