Our JULY 2023 read for #SUNDAYBUDDYREAD
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B093Q8KTDC/ref=nodl_?_bbid=106881848&tag=bookbubemail1...
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Our JULY 2023 read for #SUNDAYBUDDYREAD
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B093Q8KTDC/ref=nodl_?_bbid=106881848&tag=bookbubemail1...
My #jolabokaflodswap package is in the mail! It‘s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas or Jolabokaflod ❤️
Read Harder has just dropped too! 💕
Dare I attempt it alongside #pop23 ?
Dare I? 🤔
As always, there are some interesting and challenging prompts 😊
Yiirrss. Who's in? #ReadHarder https://bookriot.com/read-harder-2023/
pickAngular novella set in East Anglia. Stark and sparse prose that creates a strong sense of place and melancholic air.
pickI don't often read middle grade books, but I thought this one was fantastic. As a former librarian, book banning/censorship is an issue close to my heart, and this book tackled the issue beautifully. Definitely recommend this one!!
pickThe Book Hog written and illustrated by Greg Pizzoli tells the tale of a pig who learns to read. It is a story that may make a student feel less scared and alone if they can‘t read. The book hog will grab any book he can get his hands on because he loves the way they look and feel but he can‘t read. A librarian teaches him how fun reading can truly be.
The Book Hog is great book for any young classroom. It would make a great read aloud. The illustrator uses a pallet of mainly pink blue and gray tones to create their images. The pictures through out this book do an amazing job of portraying the emotions on non human characters in a way that will connect to the story and be relatable to children.
“He grew to love books even more, not just for the way they looked and felt… but for the stories they told.”
