pickThis book was lighthearted and cute. It was a nice, comical break from books with more serious topics. The seniors had interesting backgrounds and fully fleshed out lives. I like that there have been more books written with seniors as the protagonists lately.
pickWhen Max witnesses some kids picking on Worm and steps in to save her. He becomes entrapped to save her life.
Juvenile fiction - some heavy topics. As I kid, I would soaked up every word thinking I was more mature than my classmates. 😬
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Y‘all. If we‘ve been connected since the early days, this will blow your mind. This is my youngest. He was two when I joined. He turned 11 in Feb, and is as big as me now. 🥺
I found him searching for special edition Wimpy Kid books. He loves those so much, he‘s read all 19 at least twice. Some as many as 3-4 times. They are his happy place.
@TheSpineView #Two4Tuesday
1: I do have my own little library now. But too many to count.
2: tagged above. I love the Sarah Scribbles series. They're very relatable.
A story that rhymes fruit in a fun way. You end up rooting for the neglected orange
My mom made me a new Hemingway pouch for Easter… I love it so much!
“I entered the building unconvinced that a hot dog could be a breakfast dish in the way her sausage father was so famous for, and left gladly corrected — breakfast has more to do with how you feel than what you‘re eating, and the people and dogs of the 4 Way make me feel awake, full, and not to be fucked with.”
