Hectic crazy morning, meetings, teaching, & as is often the case, the totally unexpected pops up. Finally, a lunch time breather with coffee and a book. 🍕☕️ 📖
When Claudia and her brother decide to run away from home to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, they are pulled into a fascinating adventure!
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pickA beautiful and delightful tribute to art, imagination, creativity and the city of New York. I love to discover dialogue free books, purely visual storytelling, There's such a wealth of possibilities, I feel like there's so much more to explore and experiment with in such a medium that there should be more out there than I've found. Happy to take recommendations!
pickHow to build a museum is the best book on how you can build enthusiasm for museums I have ever read!
My Goodreads year end #wrapup2024 I didn‘t read as much as I usually do, I hit some book slumps this year but overall I‘m glad I just kept going. Stand outs of the year are Rebecca, The God of the Woods, Margo‘s Got Money Troubles and There There.
pickI know I read this as a kid but I didn‘t really remember it. It was published in the 60s and the language really feels like it. One character‘s favorite line is “oh baloney!” 😆
It‘s a cute middle grade read, low pick for me. I looked up to see if there was a movie made, and there was in the 70s, called The Hideaways.
I feel like it probably inspired A Night at the Museum, but there‘s no magic here, just two kids staying in a museum.
bailedFirst book of the year and I have struck out 😩. The language was a little too scholarly for me, but it was interesting to look through
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