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bunneeboy
bunneeboy
Sleeping Where I Fall: A Chronicle | Peter Coyote
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Memories of an edgewalker,
read by the author. Killer voice!

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BethM
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Dinosaur Dig | Penny Dale
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A very cute story with great artwork!

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The Diggers | Margaret Wise Brown
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The Diggers, Children‘s Literature, poetry, reader‘s theater. The book could be viewed as construction workers and their importance in the world. dig, Dig, Dig! This book is about the different types of diggers. The book is about men who shovel and use machines that are used for digging. It‘s a chance for children to learn how important digging is in the real world. Website: www. Youtube.com/the diggers #UCFSU19 UDL: 3.3 EL: visuals, picture

CWalters Link goes to YouTube main page 6y
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julesG
julesG
Diggers | Terry Pratchett
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#OokBOokClub @TricksyTails

Welcome to the #OokBOokClub open discussion for #DIGGERS! Feel free to discuss anything! Don't forget to tag each other in the comments so your friends can see your reply. Have fun!

#Discworld #SirTerryPratchett #TerryPratchett #PratchettPosse #ReadAlong #BuddyRead

julesG @TK421 @4thhouseontheleft @Laura317 @AndreaReads @DrexEdit @laurenbescoby @CatLass007 @gossamerchild @everlocalwest @Riveted_Reader_Melissa @jpmcwisemorgan @anansigirl @JennAndrew @Craftylikefox @Gezemice @Chrys @Iblu @Cheshirecat913 @Scurvygirl @dariazeoli @CSeydel @Soubhiville @Velvetsun @StoriesandCode @RachelO 6y
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gossamerchild The interactions with the humans are just hilarious. I can imagine how befuddling it was to wake up and see that note under my face. Not to mention being tied up in the first place. So funny! 6y
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rockpools I agree @gossamerchild ! Such a fun read - I‘ll definitely be going back to read Truckers. I thought Grimma and Dorcas made a great pairing. And I lost far too much of my life googling Bromeliad tree frogs! 6y
TheSpineView I too loved the humor but I also liked how Pratchett stuck important ideas into the story. For example, "If you have a purpose in life, you can feel six inches tall." He was subtle about this.

6y
Gezemice I read all three at the same time - when three Pratchett books come in one volume, what else can you do? This was fun but I felt it was rather similar to the first one - must escape from endangered habitat via driving a vehicle, and there are power struggles, etc. I did enjoy Grimma and Dorcas. And there was some commentary on the dangers of religious fanatism, too. 6y
Riveted_Reader_Melissa I‘ll agree with all of thee above, I read ahead into the next part because I just had to see how the other group made out with their half of the adventure. And yes @RachelO I loved the frogs, and @TheSpineView and @Gezemice how Pratchett weaves in those little moral and witty commentaries on society into his stories. 6y
Iblu Really liked the trilogy, again full of witty symbolism and reflections on many aspects of human life. Love the effort of seeing things through the fresh eyes of a different species. Sir Terry had such a rich fantasy and used it so well to talk about small and big paradoxes of life... 6y
julesG @Iblu Glad you caught up! I liked the trilogy but am a Discworld person. I enjoy the witticisms and marvel at Sir Terry's skill,though. 6y
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julesG
julesG
Diggers | Terry Pratchett
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#OokBOokClub-ers, our #TerryPratchett adventure continues TODAY with #Diggers!

Looking forward to our discussion next month!

Happy reading!

@TricksyTails

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julesG
julesG
Diggers | Terry Pratchett
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#OokBOokClub

Just a friendly reminder that next month we'll be reading #Diggers! Dig our your books, put in your library holds, or place your orders! The next Discworld adventure continues on February 8th! Woohoo!

If anyone wants to be tagged/untagged for future posts please let me know! Happy to oblige!

@TricksyTails

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