My #BookSpin and #DoubleSpin reads for April are a couple of short weird novels. Looking forward to both
Thanks @thearomaofbooks !
Since this book was about a dog, trying to find his calm, I would use this book to help with my student social emotional development as a whole class lesson.
It could be a fun idea to have children infer a story from the pictures on one read-through!
pickI love this book. It has few words and phrases, but the illustrations tell the story so well even without the words. The art is incredible and in-depth. A cute story about a cute dog overwhelmed by the noise and bustle of the city in summer. He and his owner visit the beach to cool (and calm) down.
pickThere was a lot of info here. Luckily, Goldberg writes in a very engaging, witty, and humorous way; other wise it would've read like a dry history text. The individual POVs from each side were interesting and enlightening and sometimes frustrating. Overall, a very worthy read.
This completed a second bingo for the month; yayyy!
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"On the morning of the fine spring day, full of sunshine, that ended with my arrest in Gaza, I woke early from an uneven sleep, dressed, and pushed back to its proper place the desk meant to barricade the door of my hotel room."
Ok, a #BookSpinBingo book for another bingo that I actually have not read ?
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