Do you wanna listen to Bill Nye talk about science with a smattering of Dad jokes? Then do I have the audiobook for you!
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Do you wanna listen to Bill Nye talk about science with a smattering of Dad jokes? Then do I have the audiobook for you!
pickFirst Mary Roach...the hype is real! Her writing and focus is so interesting.
New bookstack! ☀️ What is everyone reading this long weekend?
so-soHere‘s my review for this book I read for the #naturalitsy buddy read. This was the January book.
#HaikuADay Day #16 #HaikuHive
Had a news alert about Kīlauea‘s (active volcano on The Big Island) continued erupting pop up this morning leading me to the live YouTube channel to watch https://www.youtube.com/live/oG5zz9Sjw3E?si=HIdNw6vshRzNM-va (where the photo is from) & that inspired today‘s haiku.
Note: The easiest way to pronounce Kīlauea is kee-lau-ay-uh, so 4 syllables.
Kīlauea rains,
Flaming showers of lava
Kīlauea reigns.
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pickThis is a fun, short listen for someone who finds microbes fascinating! I had hoped there would be more about the human microbiome, but it‘s about all different kinds of microbes in the world around us. I would also be interested to see the illustrations that go with this #nonfiction book for middle grade readers.
🎧 Audio duration: 1 hour 57 minutes
* I received this #MiddleGrade #audiobook through the #Librofm Educator #ALC program.
Here‘s my progress on other books I‘m #currentlyreading.
Sherlock Holmes: I‘m caught up on the #noplacelikeholmes buddy read.
Assassin‘s Apprentice: I have 5 hours left in the audiobook I‘m reading for the #realmofelderlings buddy read. I haven‘t read any more of this book.
What The Wild Sea Can Be: I‘m reading this book for the #naturalitsy buddy read. I have 9 hours left in the audiobook. I haven‘t read any more of this book.
pickA good attempt at explaining fundamental physics for thickos like me. Still too many equations though 🙂
I‘m still reading the tagged book but I found out about this webinar that was hosted on Zoom recently and I registered for it but I didn‘t get to watch it live. It‘s about the ocean and deep sea imaging. The webinar was posted on YouTube. I just watched it and I found it very interesting. If you‘re interested in watching it too, here‘s a link to it: https://www.youtube.com/live/6Xp_zikdUfQ?si=sqIFVRJ8v9VbUU5b
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