A Place for Pluto | 
Christmas #bookhaul! The Pluto books were picked for me by my seven year old because she knows I was devastated when Pluto was kicked off the planet roster. #Clanlands was a present to myself that my husband got to wrap and put under the tree for me 😂
This book is cute, I had to order it when I saw it in my son‘s book order!
pickSo adorable I can‘t even handle it. Pluto gets kicked out of being a planet, and he is now on a search for his place in the universe. The art is tipping toward being ALMOST too cutesy, but it maintains its tentative balance and stays simply too cute for words. The explanation for Pluto‘s demotion at the end is funny and awesome.
But Pluto will always be a planet to me, even if it is only half the size of the United States.
pickA Place for Pluto written by Stef Wade and illustrated by Melanie Demmer is a great book to use in a science class! This SF book is about Pluto getting demoted. He didn‘t belong to the group of planets anymore so where did he belong?! Eventually he finds his place with the dwarf planets! The dwarf planets are to small to be planets but to big to be rocks. They weren‘t planets, comets, asteroids, or meteoroids. They were just like Pluto!
pickI enjoyed reading this cute SF book that explains in a humorous way what happened to Pluto. Pluto is sad when he learns he is no longer considered a planet. Where does he fit in? Instead of giving up, he sets out on a journey to find his true place in the solar system. Great for a RA or SR. #lae3414sp19. UDL 2.1, 2.4, 3.1 and ESOL 4 and 14 could be used for this book.
One of our favorite things to do on Saturday morning. We haven‘t been able to come in awhile because of summer activities and stuff going on but Lincoln was so thrilled to be back today!!!
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What a great way to explain Pluto. This picture book takes a rhyming look at why Pluto isn‘t a planet anymore. And it seeks to help him find his place in the solar system. Very well done, easy to understand, and a generally pleasing story.
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