pickI really liked the story, I feel like it had a strong message. However, I think it was trying to do too much in the short amount of pages it had. There was a lot to deal with, and the author did an okay job. It all just needed a bit more to truly feel complete.
pickA kind of low stakes Fleishman is in Trouble. The pages turn themselves.
so-soThis was.. ok I guess? I did finish it. But I didn‘t connect with any of the characters and the story was very far from being relatable or meaningful. It was more some kind of emotionless reading. Which was ok as well, as it still soothed my forever-thinking head for a moment. #bookspin
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The people have a meeting at school and left me in charge of homework time …. It‘s story problems…
And division…I only know long division not this boxes thing 😵💫🤣😅🤦🏻♀️
Poor kids 😵💫
People -I am the reading and writing and literacy lady 🤣🤣🤣😅👀
pick#SpringSkies Day 6: While there are quite a number of sibling-themed books, only a few really explore #Twins. In Hyewon Yum‘s twin series, it appears that she is drawing from her own experience of being a twin, seeing how she dedicated this book to Misun, her twin sister. My review: https://wp.me/pDlzr-nAk
Ahh, yes, spring in the Maritimes. 😂
It's Autism Awareness Month and I'm happy to say there are so many good choices to fit this category! I chose a classic story of a girl growing up with her brother who is on the spectrum. #middlegrademonday
