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The Boy from Tomorrow
The Boy from Tomorrow | Camille DeAngelis
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Josie and Alec both live at 444 Sparrow Street. They sleep in the same room, but theyve never laid eyes on each other. They are twelve years old and a hundred years apart. The children meet through a hand-painted talking boardJosie in 1915, Alec in 2015and form a friendship across the century that separates them. But a chain of events leave Josie and her little sister Cass trapped in the house and afraid for their safety, and Alec must find out whats going to happen to them. Can he help them change their future when its already past?
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kgriffith
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The good news is, the author acknowledged it? But this was also nearly a year ago and I‘m reading an e-galley that I just downloaded last week, so I‘m curious as to whether she made any effort to edit after this feedback came in.

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kgriffith
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There have been a couple other things that struck me as poorly phrased if I were to give them a generous read, but this is blatantly incorrect and perpetuates middle readers‘ misinformation. I don‘t buy the whole, “Well Alec is a product of his environment and would have been taught that it was all women, not just white women,” excuse. #NetGalley

PerksOfBeingABookworm Excellent point. 5y
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SoManyBooksNotEnoughTime
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Disclaimer: I received a free ARC copy of this from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

"Oh, how I would love to read all the good books yet to be written." - Josephine

I really enjoyed this middle grades read. It has everything- a new boy in town, a mysterious old house, a fortune teller, an investigation, magic, a hero, a villain, some history, a little feminism & multiple references to books/reading. What's not to like?

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kgriffith
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Very sensible, this New England nanny/tutor 😊🤓 #NetGalley

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kgriffith
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I‘d never really thought about this, but it‘s absolutely true. #NetGalley

Jillybeane Wow. That‘s a great insight 5y
BookwormM Unless you have a mad wife 🤣🤣 5y
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brandybear22 I disagree. Years of having to shlep things into and out of various attics with drop down stairs 🤷🏻‍♂️ it‘s probably why I don‘t visit home more often 🤔 5y
kgriffith @BookwormM Then what, are both scary?? 😋 5y
kgriffith @brandybear22 how does that disagree with the dichotomy between what‘s kept in attics vs basements though? 🤔 5y
brandybear22 @kgriffith I guess I grew up with attics being treacherous. I don‘t think of them as filled with light or wonder (edited) 5y
kgriffith @brandybear22 Fair enough 😊 5y
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okthislooksbad
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#bitmojimonday is probably my new favourite tag.. 😂
Started the day off to the garage to get my tyres switched out. No more heavy-duty winter tyres for Monty the Car!
Made a spontaneous decision to get all of my hair chopped off, which required phone calls.. which was less exciting than the end result, the fluffiest pixie cut in all of the land! Had a very boring dinner and am now off to the couch to read the tagged book 😄😄😄

JoScho Love it! 6y
SilversReviews I didn‘t know we had a bitmoji Monday. :) 6y
okthislooksbad @JoScho Thanks! Me too! 😄😄 @SilversReviews Neither did I, but I think it's a new thing. Like, today-new. I may be wrong. 😀😂 6y
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SilversReviews @okthislooksbad THANKS. I may post one. 6y
hermyknee I just started #bitmojimonday yesterday! I‘ll keep it going if you guys like it! @SilversReviews @okthislooksbad 💕 6y
SilversReviews @hermyknee I did post one. 😍😍😍😍 Thanks. (edited) 6y
okthislooksbad @hermyknee Would love for it to continue, so much fun! 😄😄😄 6y
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throwmeabook
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With summer vacation fast approaching, get your kiddos to trade screen time for the amazing titles coming out this season. Below are just some of my favourites from Buzz Books 2018 Young Adult Spring/Summer compilation.

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