I have always been a reader, I don't think there has ever been a time in my life where I haven't loved it. My mom is a teacher, so as a child reading was part of our everyday life. We had annual passes to the library and would attend the mommy and me events. I remember when I was about four or five, I would sneak a flashlight into my room and read Wizard of Oz. Although I couldn't actually read the words out of this huge chapter book, I would make the story up, pretending I knew what I was reading. As I got older, I matured on to books such as: Junie B Jones, Nancy Drew and other popular books. Because Nancy Drew books would give me nightmares and Junie B Jones was a little too easy, I enjoyed Judy Blume and Allie Finkle’s Rules for Girls.
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I wrote a little, I don't remember what it was about, probably something nonfiction, but it only lasted for a couple months. I would love to make up a story if someone would do the physical writing for me. But, I don’t see that ever happening there for myself ever becoming an author
I can’t remember ever learning to write, and that had an effect on my unwillingness to do so. But, thankfully last year in Mr.Titherley’s class a learned a lot. His class improved and pushed my writing abilities in so many ways. Although I still have a whole lot of room to improve, without his class I would still be writing like a fifth grader. As for my best piece of writing, I would say it is the last essay I wrote in Mr.Titherleys class. I worked extremely hard on it and the work payed off, I got a good score and he asked to use it as an example.
I wouldn’t change anything about me as a reader, obviously I want to improve and grow but, I don’t think many people enjoy reading anymore and I’m extremely glad I do. As a writer, I hope my motivation to write grows in the future, and learn to love the actual process of writing not just the storytelling. I am excited for this new AP class to teach me useful things and grow me in unexpected
I wrote a little, I don't remember what it was about, probably something nonfiction, but it only lasted for a couple months. I would love to make up a story if someone would do the physical writing for me. But, I don’t see that ever happening there for myself ever becoming an author
I can’t remember ever learning to write, and that had an effect on my unwillingness to do so. But, thankfully last year in Mr.Titherley’s class a learned a lot. His class improved and pushed my writing abilities in so many ways. Although I still have a whole lot of room to improve, without his class I would still be writing like a fifth grader. As for my best piece of writing, I would say it is the last essay I wrote in Mr.Titherleys class. I worked extremely hard on it and the work payed off, I got a good score and he asked to use it as an example.
I wouldn’t change anything about me as a reader, obviously I want to improve and grow but, I don’t think many people enjoy reading anymore and I’m extremely glad I do. As a writer, I hope my motivation to write grows in the future, and learn to love the actual process of writing not just the storytelling. I am excited for this new AP class to teach me useful things and grow me in unexpected