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How did I learn to read? Let me start from the beginning when I was a little kid, I was born in October 26th 1999, at jalisco, Mexico that is where my story took off. I can't recall what was my first book that I started reading when I was 3 years old I don't exactly know the name of the book but the title was something like “baby duck and the father”, I didn't know what genre it was but all I remember is that the book was just a piece of art that changed my world. I was a little kid that was anxious to go to elementary school because one day I went to an open house with my cousin named Uriel Moran, once I put a step on the school I thought it was in heaven, I was surprised, happy, scared, amazed but I couldn't stay there because I was just 3 years old but from the point all my mindset was different I started thinking about my future life. My cousin Uriel Moran went to a elementary school school named Manuel Avila Camacho the school is located in Ciudad Guzman, Jalisco, Mexico close to downtown with 1000 student from 2nd grade and 3rd grade, to be in 2nd grade you were suppose to be 4 or 5 years old to get into school, I remember going to an open house with my cousin the school was just so …show more content…
I do not have any idea well maybe it's because I am not from here, I got here 4 years ago to the United States so basically is like I am basically starting from the beginning all the way to elementary school. True you do not see a kid from mexico learning english fast in 4 years but this is where all the reading and book kick in with out the book I wouldn't be able to learn as fast I learn english, yes my vocabulary is not pretty strong but I am proud of what I am doing, and reading help me out a

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