Day 15: First Chapter Book You Can Remember Reading
Gianna:
I don’t know which one it was exactly...maybe Kiss the Girls, or Run Away Girls, or Kill Kill Kill Those Girls, but I can definitely tell you the author. It was James Patterson. I know, I know… technically he doesn’t write “chapter books,” but his books contain nothing less than 200 chapters each. Some chapters are only a page long, which I think is really excellent because I love turning pages, so I will count this as the first (and only) chapter book I have ever read. This is dedicated to David Thompson.Liz
I don't know that I understand what a "chapter book" is. Gianna says they're those books like Captain Stinkypants that little kids read. We both think that they didn't exist when we were kids. Or maybe they did exist when I was a kid, but there weren't bookstores in Woodville, Texas, and also my mother wouldn't buy crap books. Therefore, I'm going to pick a book that has chapters. Also, it's not the first book I remember reading. That was a book about Frog and Toad being friends, but I no longer believe in interspecies comingling. The cat has convinced me that we should be isolationist in our politics. On a related note, I'm looking for a home (doesn't have to be good) for a semi-violent, plus sized cat. So my "chapter book" pick is The Westing Game. It's a fun, twisting book about a group of interconnected people who move into the same building and then discover that they are all potential heirs to the late Sam Westing's fortune if they can unravel the clues. The main character, Turtle, is awesome (and she's just named Turtle, not a real turtle, so we're not violating those isolationist ideals). Let me know if you want that cat.
