Did your parents tell you bedtime stories when you were little?

[Lickeh Lickeh]

Yeah, apparently I always used to get out the same story so they just kept on putting a twist on at the end of the ending every time.

When I was like a year older or something I always used to lug a kids cassette player with me and keep on listening to audio books every where I went.

I have been reading from a very small age and still read today; I don't read actual books as much at the age I'm at now, but reading a lot of graphic novels now.

 

[Palamon]

No, they didn't I learned how to read myself at an early age...and it's better that way...I only read manga now anyway, so it doesn't matter...

 

[Stellar]

Only my dad would read me stories, and even then he was hardly ever around to do it. My favorite used to be the original Winnie the Pooh book he got me.

I remember one time he read me a Dr. Seuss book about a pair of pants with nobody in them... it was a very lighthearted story with a cute ending, but it scared the crap out of me and I didn't sleep all night. xD

I had audiobooks instead. I'd much rather listen to Stephen Fry read Harry Potter to me, Or Ian McKellen reading Wolf Brother, those two were the best.

I had a Prisoner of Azkaban audiobook once... but the tape broke and started playing backwards. I freaked out and got rid of it.

 

[Spherical Ice]

According to them, they did, however it must've been when I was pretty young as I don't remember. I do recall the odd story being read to me by my grandmother, but I couldn't name one.

...well, I could, Winnie the Pooh, but. XD

 

[Martins]

I am guessing they did, since I have memories of stories I never actually read. I am going to ask them today.

 

[Maraala]

Nope not really

or at least none that Sammy remebers

 

[Corrin]

My mom read with me before bed! But she didn't have any stories.

 

[forg]

Unfortunately my parents did not read stories nor told me any stories. At least not by the time I was old enough to remember, sadly.

 

[moon]

impressive thread revival

My mom, ever the nerd, used to read the book of Bilbo (oh right it's called The Hobbit in English) for me as a bedtime story. I really didn't understand everything that happened, but boy was it epic and gave me fond memories.

 

[virtualpet]

We don't remember it but according to our parents they did until we were about 3 or 4 when we started learning to read and we began to read out loud to them.