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I'm posting the #BookScavengerHunt prompts in order & today is 'Mist'.

A fantasy adventure aimed at Middle Grade/Childrens' age group.

#Flerken #HauntedShelf @puddlejumper #Mist

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Yesterday's treat (a pistachio éclair). I needed extra fuel to compensate for all the effort it took me to read from right to left 😈

Not the easiest read (I thinks with some exceptions, my brain doesn't get on well with graphic works, compared with just text), but I still liked it and I can recognise its quality.

After being 3rd in the library request queue for ages, I've now gotten hold of Shubeik Lubeik. I know what I'm doing tonight 😎 Reading this book from right to left, manga-style 🙃

“If only I could wish myself back to being a donkey.”

The story allows for discussions about feelings, such as Sylvester‘s loneliness and his parents' worry. This can help students develop empathy and understand the importance of family and friendships.

Traditional Literature
Published 1969
This is an adaptation of the classic story of someone who has the ability to wish for whatever they want. In this story, a Donkey named Sylvester accidentally wishes to be a rock. Sylvester is worried and the story shows his family and friends‘ reactions. The story concludes with a heartwarming message about the importance of family, appreciating what you have, and being careful with your wishes.

Beaver,who was busy gathering wood to bring to his lodge