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What kind of reader is she? Why is she this kind of reader? What effect has it had on her? Well she is an avid reader, has been since she was in the third grade. When Gabby was in elementary school there was an allotted time just for reading, there would be at least 15-30min out of everyday that she had to read. That is exactly what she saw it as something she had to do, eeventuallyshe began to realize that she really enjoyed reading, as she began to discover different authors, and genres.
By the time Gabby was In fifth grade she had a list of authors that she loved and books she looked forward to reading. Some of her favorites being: The Magic Tree House, Are You There God its me Margaret, Harry Potter, And the Twilight Saga. As time went
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