Fondest /lit/ memories as a kid?

[Anonymous No.11609717]

Spent the last 3 hours trying to remember a based as fuck serialized story from when i was a kid in the early 90s. Finally found it, the ancestral trail.
What books/stories did you enjoy most when you were im primary school?

[Anonymous No.11609734]

>>11609717
Fighting Fantasy gamebooks. I used to like a bunch of books before that point, but I've now completely forgotten them - these books blew my mind open. Books where I can actually decide what happens and how it ends?!

After that I read Forgotten Realms novelizations (Drizzt and shit) and Harry Potter, and my standards shriveled to nothing until I grew into adulthood.

[Anonymous No.11609745]

Re-read these after like 20 years. I should not have done that.

[Anonymous No.11609746]

>>11609734
I think i missed the harry potter thing by a few years, i read a lot in early primary school and then lost interest for the better part of a decade.

[Anonymous No.11609751]

>>11609745
>should not have done that
Yeah i get the feeling its probs a waste of $100 to buy books 1-26 of ancestral trail based purely on nostalgia. I like to think my future kids will enjoy it as much as i did though

[Anonymous No.11609804]

>>11609717
This and the sequels I have dear memories of.

Wondering if they are worth reading again, I remember them having fab illustrations.

[Anonymous No.11609870]

It was the end of the summer and I had to read the first Percy Jackson book for school, I ended up staying up all night to read it because I was putting it off. I ended up really enjoying it and then I read the rest of the series.