Your first book when u got into reading?

[Virginia]

Uh, I think it all started with Twilight, but it all sank with The Hunger Games

[yaz]

The Hunger Games! But Wattpad had me in a chokehold after that

[Lola]

Shatter me!

[Aubree]

Girl on the train!!

[Elena]

A good girls guide to murder

[Krisha]

Agggtm is in my tbr!!✨

[Salter]

Acotar fully got me back into reading and I’ve been hooked ever since 🥰

[Aurora]

Book that got me into reading would probably be "Tokyo Ever After" by Emiko Jean. It was funny because I hated romance books up until like a month ago.

[Isa . ۫ ꣑ৎ .]

the love & gelato series!

[Sheereen]

Krisha wrote: "Agggtm is in my tbr!!✨"
U have to read it

[Sheereen]

Spooks curse by Joseph Delaney

[Krisha]

@Sheereen I'm going to start agggtm soon, i already have the book now ❤️

[Krisha]

@Paige I rarely read fantasy but Acotar is on my tbr. I wanted to know is it really worth it or its just another overhyped series ?

[Alaa]

I feel like it was it end with us for most of us girlies

[Sheereen]

Krisha wrote: "@Sheereen I'm going to start agggtm soon, i already have the book now ❤️"
Yesssss u will love it omg:)

[Jessica]

mine was Matched 😭 i swear no one knows this series but i think it was actually really good for the time i read it ( i was literally 13 i could be delusional & maybe it’s horrible now )

[Krisha]

@jessica it's fine, honestly. At least it got you into reading!💗

[Elisa]

OMG ... very difficult question as I don't really remember the first book I read. What I remember though was the very first book I bought on my own:
I was about 9 or 10, and I found out that the stationary close to where I lived in Milan had it, and it was "Le tigri di Mompracem" by Emilio Salgari. I don't remember why but I coveted it. I think it cost 800 liras, and I think it's the very first book with which the saga of Sandokan and the Malaysian Pirates begins. I bought it all on my own and I was proud and ashamed and terrified.
I obviously loved it and read it many times and knew whole long sentences of it by heart!
Wow.
It was November and cold and it was 1973 or 1974.
Wonderful

[Krisha]

it's amazing how u still recall given it's been decades!💗

[isa]

As a kid it was A series of Unfortunate events and Captain Underpants 🤣
However, now as an adult it was Small great things by Jodi Picoult

[Krisha]

That's nice!💗

[Geena 🎀]

As a teenager it was White Oleander. As an adult Dark Places is what got me back into reading.

[Fiza]

'Dracula' by Bram Stoker.

Since then I've had a soft corner towards vampires & the horror genre. :)

[emelie!!]

Catherine, Called Birdy

[elizabeth !!]

the love hypothesis is what got me back into to reading, which is crazy to me😭. i really liked the book though and it really got me into contemporary romance!! i found it really engaging and interesting, at least for me, and for it to be my first book i’ve read since middle school (that wasn’t forced by academics), it really dragged me in

[mia☕️]

the selection!