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I definitely have a problem with requesting all the interesting sounding books from the library.
For the last couple of months I’ve been doing a separate library TBR and this in my November TBR – library edition!
For the last few years I have been creating a list of read aloud ideas for our summers (I don’t know why I haven’t been doing this for the winters as well, I need to start this). I like to share our summer book list here because 1) others may enjoy it and 2) if…
I truly appreciate mid-grade novel authors and their ability to tackle hard topics in such unique ways. Most of the books on today’s list are really good for getting conversations going with kids in or around third grade. While they are more than capable to read these books on their own at this age I…
This year we will be taking some time to study the history of the world. It’s first grade so obviously we aren’t going to study the entire history of the world in one year but we are going to take some time each quarter to learn a little about one time period and I’m hoping…
I read quite a few books in January and this is a pretty large reading wrap up! In addition, I recently shared my mid-month wrap up a couple of weeks ago with more books I read this month. See all the books I have read in 2021. My You Are the Girl…
So many good books this month. I scaled back from the 17 I read last month, I think 8-10 books is a good number per month for me, at least in this stage in life. I’m noticing that I read a lot more fiction than normal this month, I’m interested to see if this trend continues….
Today I am sharing the worst and most disappointing books I read in 2020. I’m really sad some of these are on the list, I really wanted to like them. I’ll be back tomorrow sharing my favorites books on 2020!
