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Flashbacks to reading Vampire Academy and being Team Dimitri or Adrian.
Nostalgic moment: Seeing everyone at school plait their hair like Katniss Everdeen, as well as getting into fights over people who were Team Gale when they clearly should have been Team Peta.
Nostalgic moment: Being assigned this book in English and completely writing it off...until you read it and fell in love with the characters and storyline.
Nostalgic moment: Remembering the OG covers and titles which correlated to the book number — like Third Time Lucky, Six Appeal and Seventh Heaven.
Nostalgic moment: Writing risqué fan fiction on Wattpad after eagerly devouring the entire book.
Nostalgic moment: Being confused by the back-and-forth storyline until everything clicked and you understood the significance of Taylor's story.
Nostalgic moment: Smuggling this book home in your library bag because you didn't want your mum to see the title and get suspicious.
Nostalgic moment: Being slightly disappointed in the ending and declaring it your second favourite John Green book behind Looking For Alaska.
Nostalgic moment: Counting down the days until it would be March because that's when a new instalment in the series would come out.
Nostalgic moment: Being spooked while reading this because the plot felt a little too realistic.
Nostalgic moment: Being super into dystopian YA books after The Hunger Games, which meant reading The Maze Runner, of course.
Nostalgic moment: Secretly loving Fallen, even though everyone else called it a rip-off of Twilight because they were so similar.
Nostalgic moment: Actually paying attention in History class because for once you were interested in the happenings of Ancient Greece.
Nostalgic moment: Thinking that this series would never end because they kept releasing book, after book, after book. Oh, but that doesn't mean you weren't hooked — even if the storyline was a liiitlle crazy.
Nostalgic moment: Getting to the very last page, tears streaming down your face, thinking, "No, that's it??? I NEED MORE."
Nostalgic moment: Going to the library and borrowing the entire series because it was so good and addictive.
Nostalgic moment: Having all your childlike fantasies of mythical creatures and owning a dragon come alive again.
Nostalgic moment: Getting sucked into ANOTHER Meg Cabot series and honestly, you weren't mad about it.
Nostalgic moment: Not being prepared for the absolute emotional lump in your throat you felt for the characters, especially Froi.
Nostalgic moment: Thinking this book was overhyped because everyone kept calling it an Australian To Kill A Mockingbird. That was until you read it and realised how good and important the story is.
Nostalgic moment: Giggling over the illustrations with your best mate while you were in class and trying not to get caught by your teacher.
Nostalgic moment: Picking up this book randomly in the library and falling in love with the strength of the main character.
Nostalgic moment: Lining up outside Dymocks to get your hands on a copy of The Host. And then once you got it, you felt very ~mature~ because it was a book written for ~adults~.
Nostalgic moment: Getting annoyed at Evanlyn, especially since YOU were in love with Will. Oh, and you loved Halt because you knew he was a big softie that was always looking out for Will's best interests.
Nostalgic moment: Growing up with and becoming a dedicated fan of the Alex Rider series.