Skeleton Tree | 
pickThis was a solid MG book. It reminded me of A Monster Calls, though that book impacted me more. This one was definitely an emotional read though. A boy navigates life with a critically ill little sister and newly divorced parents. His neighbor often babysits him, and she is portrayed as a grandmother figure with a mysterious/magical vibe. When the boy and his best friend discover a skeleton growing out of the ground, things get interesting.
On my way out for a walk around the block, I spotted that this package had arrived from my indie bookstore. Everything was even wrapped so nothing got soaked. How exciting! I skewed this order to MG and YA books, including some that I was going to read for #lmpbc but won‘t get to since I pulled out of the group. And then also my first Jojo Moyes book. Any that you recommend from the stack?
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Since this is for the current round of #LMPBC i will tell you that you can find the full review on LT and GR.
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My first book for #middlegrademarch has left a wonderful hole in my heart. I kept the tears off the page thankfully. Right up there with Terabithia.
Full review later.
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I felt this way, and I‘m pretty sure I said this when I was introduced to my nephew. We had been told his name was going to be Levi, so Jaxon threw us for a loop.
I have an ARC of this book and it is as beautiful as it looks. #coverlove #kidsedition
My boss finally started brining in her collection from ALA. Look what she got me😀😀
A potential "next read" from my haul of goodies at the conference! Sounds really interesting, and I'm intrigued by how the subject matter and the age suggestion (9+) match up. Fingers crossed (skeletal or fully fleshed out!)!
