What were they? And do they still hold up to this day? Pic related for me and they absolutely are not very good.
Favorite books you read as a child/teenager
Ethan Edwards
Sebastian Clark
real shit
Kayden Mitchell
Angels & Demons was my first "big" book and I really enjoyed, to the point that I still read Dan Brown, but I really liked Riordan back then
Benjamin Anderson
Austin Johnson
I read all 5 in your pic and can't remember jack shit
Xavier Perry
I read the first three books 2 or 3 times, from what I remember they were super comfy.
Landon Evans
Anything by Wolfgang Hohlbein
Ryan Hernandez
when i was 13 i knew the first capter of book 2 by heart
Nolan Howard
chapter* holy fuck
Dylan Campbell
Kino Redwall
Nolan Thomas
Don't know if they hold up today, I'll have to go and see
Jordan King
HOLY SHIT, I was already typing that I've read the entire saga twice and still doesn't knew what eldest means, but I just realized that it's an english word, motherfuckers cocksuckers didn't even attempted to translate the title in the brazilian edition
Logan Harris
Xavier Powell
my nigga
Ian Martinez
Josiah Davis
Are books with cats on the front cover always good? Yes.
Nathaniel Phillips
Now THIS is good children’s literature
Honorable mentions include A Series of Unfortunate Events and the Bartimaeus Trilogy.
Blake Campbell
Goosebumps and Animorphs.
Levi Bailey
100x this. I want to re-read them so bad. I only got through Syren as a kid.
Austin Bailey
This was one of my favorites as a kid, but also the only series I read as a kid that I have re-read as an adult. I read the first four when I was younger and actually just finished a full re-read this summer and I actually quite enjoyed the first four, but the last two completely shit the bed and ruined the entire series. I've actually posted about it a few times here before. It's really sad, the last two just go in a completely stupid and nonsensical direction that has nothing to do with the plot that the first four books built up.
Jayden Baker
these books were the shit but i never met another kid who liked them or had read them.
Jace Gomez
Straight up cried when i thought butler died
Christian Adams
>plebs
I do miss the times when I was so optimistic..
I can still be but it's not the same when you know.
Cooper Bell
I read them, and I still have some dreams about them. They might have been shit (I don't remember anything except some setting), but some of the settings were just extremely vivid for me, so much so that even after years and years I still remember it.
Luke Phillips
Same and I haven't even tried reading since I was a kid but I enjoyed the hell out of them.
Michael Perez
Loved this serie but I also think they aren't as good as I probably remember.
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Eli Adams
Unironically, this was my first book I ever read (if you ignore encyclopedias & magazines) when I was 12. I never cared to read any book assignments and just read the summaries on it (that was back in the days when internet wasn't that popular so teachers didn't know you could go online to read summaries and had no need to check for that) so I was there reading a 400 page book without having any fucking clue about Russian realism or about the fight between atheist and theist or what makes a man good... I didn't even realize this was one of the best novels of all time, I just found it in some random bookshelf and thought it could be an good idea to read this random book out of nowhere.
So I read it when I was 12 and I read it as a simple "trying to justify evil" type of book.
I read it again 6 years later and I read it more of a fight between rationalism and humanity.
I'll read it soon now since it has passed 12 years from the first time I read it.
It's a really good book, and much like dead african child used to ferment the soil in Gambia, it gets better with age.
Caleb Bennett
The Earthsea was not a bad book. I like the concept of balance that was explained in the third book. Later when I became interested in Taoism, I noticed she borrowed some of the knowledge from there.