@EarlNoahBernsby

I don't remember what my first novel was, but I believe my first classic was Treasure Island, followed by White Fang, and then--I think--The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.

#FirstNovel

@tayxnae

@GailSimone I think mine was Island of the Blue dolphins! #FirstNovel

@withgracegoi

@GailSimone Daddy Was a Number Runner by Louise Meriwether. #FirstNovel

@KatRuss214

Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O'Dell when I was 8 years old. It was magical. #FirstNovel

@lamsalebanon1

In reply to @BethFratesMD
This is my first childhood book! Martine was full of joy and happiness!
What was yours?
@MCoronelMD
@rayahsawaya
@DCharabaty
@HafizaKMD
@ChaabanMD
@GallaherCaren
@drmonalidesai
@alvin

#FirstNovel

@Tacoshack27

@GailSimone The Hardy Boys: Danger on Vampire Trail. #FirstNovel

@ComicsNerdling

@GailSimone The first actual novel I read was something Star Wars or Star Trek related, mostly unmemorable. However, the first novel I read and it stuck with me was Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. There was something about the style it was written in, its humor. #FirstNovel

@brierandolph

I started reading novels at an early age (little 50-150 pg type things) and I vaguely remember some of them but the #firstnovel I reeaally remember that made me go “huh....so *this* is reading” was @rickriordan’s The Lightning Thief in 7th grade. Pivotal moment.