#Everyone has a story to tell free#
That's what made these three free fleas sneeze.” Freezy trees made these trees' cheese freeze. Freezy breeze made these three trees freeze. While these fleas flew, freezy breeze blew. Hard to believe? Try it out yourself – “Through three cheese trees three free fleas flew. I picked this book up the other day while waiting in line and found myself laughing out loud at the fact that even so many years later I STILL can’t get it through it perfectly. Knox, and tells their story entirely through tongue twisters, the rhymes starting easy at first and then quickly picking up speed as the pages turn. Fox in Socks features only two characters, Mr. Suess’s Fox in Socks was my absolute favorite as a child I could read it over and over again and never get bored – mostly because I could hardly get through the whole book without getting tongue tied, but I never quit trying to.
Even at an early age, I always loved a challenge. Seuss: Okay, so this one is not so deep… but it was my favorite as a child and I think it said a lot about my determined personality. There are so many books that have left an impression on me and characters that I have fallen in love with, but here are a few of my favorites.įox in Socks by Dr. They also taught lessons about being who you are and going after what you want, unapologetically. The books I loved told stories of love, sacrifice, and self-realization. We all face difficulties or challenges in our lives that ultimately shape who we are.
What I soon learned was that everyone has their own story. With every new book I read, I was introduced to new characters and their very distinct personalities. Although I’m well aware of the power books have to take you to exciting and magical places, I was always much more interested in books about people. I wouldn’t describe my love for reading as a means of escape. Hi! I'm the newest member of the Scholastic OOM blogging team, working as a communications assistant.
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