Importance Of Literacy Narrative Essay

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Literacy Narrative The earliest memory I have of reading is with my grandmother at her house. When I was a toddler, she would read to me every time I spent the night with her. My favorite book for her to read to me was Three Little Kittens by Paul Galdone. I 'm not too sure why this was my favorite book, but my grandmother says that I "insisted on having it read to me" every single time I was with her. She would also read the Bible to me, which was quite confusing and complicated for a child to comprehend, but she explained the stories to me in a child-like format. Having these stories read to me when I was young sparked my interest in reading from a young age. I consider my grandmother one of my most beneficial literacy sponsors because without her, maybe I wouldn 't have had such an interest in reading and writing.
Learning to read was way harder than I had expected it to be. Of course it wasn 't rocket science or anything, but it seemed to come naturally to my family members and others who read to me. I understand now that it was because they had been doing it for years, but learning was definitely a struggle. Even though reading interests me and I love to do
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It 's critical for anyone to have experience reading and writing. My current feelings toward reading and writing are 100% positive. Reading can provide you with an escape from the real world while gaining knowledge and learning new things. Writing can also give you an escape because you can let everything that you 're feeling out and put it on paper. The feelings I have about reading and writing come from what I have experienced doing these things in the past. I have a positive attitude about them because I 've learned so much from writing and reading that it is an enjoyable experience for me. I consider the fact that I can read and write a blessing because everyone doesn’t have the opportunity to learn these things like I

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