When I was younger, I never liked reading, in fact, I wasn’t very good at school in general. I was, and still am, a horrible speller. Reading never came as easy to me as it did for the other kids. In elementary school, I was pulled along with a few other kids to meet with a teacher to help me read and write. I remember sitting in …show more content…
That book stopped the special class time I had because I advanced. It took me a month to finish the first book, mostly because I found it boring at the beginning. The rest of the saga only took me 2 weeks for each book. As I read those books my speech, vocabulary, and writing improved fantastically. I loved those books so much that when I would re-read them, I could just feel where the far a certain part was in the book and flip to it actually. I still re-read parts of twilight every now then because it gives me so much comfort and happiness, even when I wasn’t …show more content…
She introduced me to this website called Wattpad. On this website anyone and everyone can write and read books created by teens and adults. I was one of the people who would just read books for a long time, until one day in the shower. Idea’s started pouring out of me randomly and I decided to type it out. I would spend hours upon hours writing. This improved my my writing tremendously. I remember feeling so elated when people commented on my chapters. I actually developed a nice little following before someone hacked my account. Then I got my account got hacked and my book was deleted. I remember that day like it was yesterday, my mom had made tacos to cheer me up and I just felt numb all over. I was frantically looking for a way to retrieve my work. I never really wrote anything to extensive after that. I do have a story that I sometimes work on but it isn’t as