Reading History

Our teacher has asked me to share my reading history with you for our English class. Although I really never have got into books, i have been forced to read them and have learned to like SOME of them. The hardest part of reading for me is taking the time out of my day to read when i could be doing something like hunting, horn hunting, hanging out, or playing football. I used to think doing anything was better than reading. When i read , for the most part, i only read Louis L'Amour books because I'm able to get into them and keep reading. Reading is fun when you get into a book.
One of my favorite books is Quiet Strength by Tony Dungy. It shows how you can be through anything and keep going through life. He is an inspiration to most and a class act christian man. One of my least favorite books would have to be Fahrenheit 451. it was a little over the top. Some books I've read are: Quiet Strength, Westward the Tide, Hatchet, The Scarlet Letter, Fahrenheit 451, Huckleberry Finn, Lamb To Slaughter, Enders Game, and a bunch more i cant remember. When i read i have to be in a quiet room where i can concentrate on what the words mean. Reading can be good, do not not (sorry for the double negative) do it just because people think it isn't "cool".