Welcome to Litsy!

Fun book in which two girls start reading a shoujo manga together to get close, and start revealing themselves to each other, fall in love, etc. It's really cute.

Aaand I decided to do do another #ComicsBingo card since I said it'd be until the end of December, and I need to read some extra books to catch up with my reading goal! The illustrator of this book is Brazilian.

I kept putting off this book because it was chonky looking and I didn't want chonky. It's actually very accessible and quick to read. There's lots of white space, big text, and different formatting.

I was recommended this book because I was looking for practical tips and guidance. This book offers that but more importantly it includes the why, which is something a lot of books miss out.

Through mostly fiction short stories, different authors evoke rurality, mainly growing up in a small town or in the countryside.
I love discovering new voices, and this collection does a great job when it comes to diversity.
At the end, each contributor wrote about their own experiences growing up in small towns. The only thing I would have added is their age, some stories are harder to date than others (relevant for seeing how things change)

“Everyone deserves to feel safe, seen, and cared for.”

This book works well for lessons on kindness, empathy, and community. You can use it to start conversations about being a good friend, showing care, and creating a safe classroom environment. It also supports social emotional learning in a simple and accessible way.

Hello, Neighbor! is a warm and gentle tribute to Mister Rogers. Matthew Cordell captures the quiet kindness and calm spirit that made Fred Rogers so beloved. The illustrations feel soft and inviting, and the story reminds readers that small acts of care can make a big difference.

If you're interested in the subject matter, watch the author's TED talk instead. She offers nothing of particular value in either platform, but at least the TED talk will save you a lot of time. #2025Book50

“If we can actively love, there will be no attention deficit and no disorder”. What an awesome book. Helped me a lot in understanding myself

The last thing I thought I would learn about myself while reading a book about ADHD, is that I was neglected as a child

“What I didn't know was that music would be the cause of our separation“