She even has the posts written by her blog roll under their personal link.

I first was introduced to The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe by m 4th grade teacher, Ms. Moore. She read it aloud as a kind of treat. And I always enjoyed it. Since before I never did read books.

The joy of reading books, really helped my ability to comprehend and learn. And I owe it to her.

I remember little of the story itself, even though I have the entire series in a little cardboard case ordered from Scholastic, in Sixth Grade. For some people, Lord of the Rings was what they read early on and loved. For me, it was always Narnia.

I haven’t read it since like, forever, but I still have the books. The imagination and vivedness of the words were what I attracted me. I don’t think I was quite mature enough to understand character developments yet, like March Upcountry, by David Weber. Character development novels, focusing in on the self-actualizatio of a man or a woman through the years, has always intrigued me.