The List of Things That Will Not Change | 
After her parents' #divorce, Bea's life became different in many ways. But she can always look back at the list she keeps in her green notebook to remember the things that will stay the same….
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pickA lovely little story about family in all its glorious forms. ❤️
pickThis was so amazing! Rebecca Stead is my favorite author and I read her books! I like the cover of it and the cover😍 😍So, I'm going to give it five stars ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
pickI read a good review for this YA book, and I‘m always open to great YA, so I immediately listened to it! The protagonist (about 10 years old) is definitely an extrovert, and it‘s told from her worldview as an extrovert. That was pretty striking to me because I‘m an introvert, and I think a lot of books I‘ve read about young girls are from an introvert perspective. So this gave me more empathy for the struggles of extroverted children.
pickLisa Stead‘s books are always good and this is no exception. So heartfelt and loving.
pickThis RF, novel is a little girl named Bea, her biggest wish of having a sister when her Dad decides to marry his partner Jesse. This chapter book covers content of divorce and making a new family, the questions and feelings these circumstances brings. Grade levels 3-7, great book club for discussion sessions and journals. This brilliant modern classic written by Newbery Award Medalist Rebecca Stead.
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After her parents' divorce, Bea's life becomes... different. Her dad is marrying a man who has a daughter which means she will now have a sister. But she can always look back at the list she keeps in her green notebook to remember the things that will stay the same. Bea will learn that making a new family brings questions, surprises, and joy. Book 18 #MGMarch #middlegrademarch
pickI loved this middle grade book about love, divorce, change, a father coming out as gay, and mental health through the eyes of a 10 year old.
pickWhen Bea is in a situation where changes & challenges are coming fast , her parents give her stability & love in a loving list of things that will not change.Bea tells us of navigating through the divorce of her parents, her dad coming out & planning on marrying his partner , challenges of blending family & sharing homes .With a therapist who is kind & provides gummy bears .Middle readers have come so far , Rebecca Stead is a wonderful author .
pickI have read well over 60 novels this year. I enjoyed the many themes in this book and am happy it will close out 2020! This book ends with the possibility of many new beginnings! Let‘s hope 2021 offers the same! ❤️📚 Happy New Year! #2021
pickDivorce, instability, sisters, understanding other points of view, guilt, friendships, prejudice, forgiveness—this book covers a lot of ground. Thank goodness the masterful Rebecca Stead navigates is through.
Got my Prime Book box of middle grade reads today. Excited to read these. I love Rebecca Stead.
pickEnjoyed this sweet short audiobook. It gives a child‘s perspective on divorce, homosexuality and many other topics. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
pickI wish someone had told me this when I was Bea‘s age.
This is a good book for middle grade kids who struggle with their feelings or with navigating change.
10-year old Bea must navigate lots of changes when her Dad moves out. Lucky for her, Miriam and her never ending jar of sour gummy bears) is there to help. Will suddenly having the sister she always wanted be as awesome as she hopes?
1–I can‘t even think of one...hmmm. Sophie Kinsella‘s books in general.
2–The List of Things that Will Not Change. Sooooooooo good. Not a tear-jerker, but relatable sadness over life changes.
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Finished one audiobook, now on to my next one. I love Rebecca Stead's writing!
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pick💗💗💗💗💗 Sometimes, reading a middle grade book can be like getting a hug. This one felt like that. Bea tells the story of her changing family from age 8 to 12. She is a sweet, flawed, complex person and you will fall in love with her as a narrator. Although I don‘t think anything will top When You Reach Me, this one comes in second for me. A great addition to any school or family library.
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pickThis was a really good book that explores a young girls feelings and how to deal with them. It also deals with divorce, having a gay dad, eczema, and normalizes having a therapist. Very well written and enjoyable!
pickA middle grades novel told from the perspective of a little girl named Bea. When she finds out that her parents are getting divorced, she is pretty upset but she doesn't stay that way. She realizes that sometimes life is good & sometimes life is bad. Sometimes she is worried & other times she is bursting with happiness. Stead does a great job channeling a young child's emotions and point of view. She teaches you to be accepting & open to change.
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Also, happy publication day to the tagged book! Rebecca Stead‘s book When You Reach Me remains one of my favorite middle grade books, and I‘m hoping this one will be a hit too.
pickLoved this Middle Grade YA. Bea‘s parents are divorcing and they give her a green notebook and free pen (green is her favorite color) to keep a “List of Things that Will Not Change” which she adds to throughout the novel. Set in NYC. #ARC #Netgalley #24B4Monday
