C Is for Children's
I read a lot as a child; needed glasses by fifth grade. The first books I bought with my own money - at a yard sale - were a Sherlock Holmes short story collection and a book on Abraham Lincoln's assassination. I remember reading a book that included a woman in a bikini, but I didn't know what one was or even how to pronounce it. I also read Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret a bit before I should have. LOL. Series I liked were The Hardy Boys and Encyclopedia Brown.
Anyway, I recommend the following:



the first books you bought were about a guy who investigates murder and such and another on the murder of a president? nice.
ReplyDeleteThe first books I bought were about a lawyer and a doctor. Preparing for my future role as a Jewish mother. :)
DeleteNeat suggestions
ReplyDeleteYou might be a bit old for them. I wonder how The Westing Game holds up though.
DeleteI eventually want to read all of Roald Dahl’s books. I read a lot of them as a kid. I’ve heard that his adult stories are pretty messed up, so I need to read those, too.
ReplyDeleteAj @ Read All The Things!
He won three Edgar Awards.
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