What was the first book that got you into reading?

Twas the Lemony Snicket book A Series Of Unfortunate Events.. I just loved how there was no resolution or no good ending on each book and James Bond.. each book was amazing

I loved these so much! They were amazing and I'd totally forgotten about them until I saw your post.
Any other Philip Pullman fans out there?

Oh yesss I cant remember which books of his I read but my primary school also had a collection of his books so I know I read them. I totaly forgot about him.

I kinda remember some of them being quite disturbing and like... I guess grown up for kids' books? They were lowkey a bit scary in places.

Definitely the Magic Faraway tree, my parents loved the book and I guess passed that down to me

I loved these so much! They were amazing and I'd totally forgotten about them until I saw your post.
Any other Philip Pullman fans out there?

yup the northern light trilogy - I reread them again lol

Enid Blyton!!! especially the Famous Five series
and the Alex Rider series by anthony horowitz (i still love those books)

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I always love reading from a variety age, but the first book that I remember that really give me a love of reading was the big big se by Martin Waddell I used to love reading it with my mum and the illustrations were amazing. Jacqueline Wilson also holds very special place in my heart because she was the first author, I really loved

Probably the goosebumps books for me

Watched a TV series with the same name. Could be that it based on this book.

Yeah, I believe there was a tv series. There were a couple of films as well