Happy Egg Day 🥚
When the children were young I began collecting eggs. Later on, my middle school students called me Mrs. Egg (in lieu of Eggleston).
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In my classroom I have implemented reading and the kids are loving it in the morning they have a choice of dance or book's and most of the time it's always book's which makes me very happy 😊
P.s we have loads of books in the class these are just ones a read this morning.
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Happy Pride Month to all who celebrate! 🌈 I am President of PFLAG Franklin in Tennessee and host an LGBTQ+ book club for our chapter! I am a long time ally and mom to a lesbian daughter and a nonbinary/trans kid. Just a shout out to all the queer folks and the people that love them! Happy Pride reading!!!
pickA good middle grade book with a male protagonist who struggles with a dilemma most kids deal with on a regular basis. Should he do the right thing and risk losing his friends?
pickThere's something cheeky about the repeated imagery and text in this book, like Barnett and Klassen knew they were such a good pairing that we'd read anything from them. And dammit, they're right! I loved the art, I had fun reading it. That's enough for me.💁🏼♂️
pickAfter enjoying Call Me By Your Name and Find Me, I read this one. At first, I was not a fan, but as the story developed I enjoyed the nuances of the character's actions. We often are a reflection of our friends and they can bring our the best or worst in us.
pickHaving lived in Charleston, I loved how South of Broad brought the city to life—from Market Street to Hurricane Hugo. The vivid landmarks made the story feel real. It‘s a powerful tale of deep friendships, personal tragedy, and the enduring spirit of the South. A moving, atmospheric read.
