Got my copy of pumpkinheads 😄, hiding it away from my kids, as it's a graphic novel, & am not sure if it's age appropriate for them. Will start it soon. 🤩
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Got my copy of pumpkinheads 😄, hiding it away from my kids, as it's a graphic novel, & am not sure if it's age appropriate for them. Will start it soon. 🤩
pickOkay, so I wasn't really sure if I should get this book but after seeing so many posts about it, I caved. #Pumpkinheads was my first #graphicnovel, actually, and I adored it! The story is sweet and adorable and the art is just gorgeous. 💚 It was a perfect October read. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Also, I really want to visit a pumpkin patch – and I don't even like pumpkins! (Unless they're used as decoration 🎃)
#RainbowRowell #FaithErinHicks #fallreads
pickThis adorable RF PB titled “Pumpkin Pumpkin“ written and illustrated by Jeanne Titherington is a great RA book for your PreK-2nd grade students. Jamie plants a pumpkin seed and watches it grow, grow, and grow. Jamie is able to learn about all of the different stages that the pumpkin seed goes through to turn into a big, orange pumpkin! #UCFLAE3414F19
pickAfter several heavy reads this was a nice change of pace. Light, fun storyline that I really enjoyed.
1. Nalini Singh's Kiss of Snow — I've finally reached Sienna and Hawke's story in my binge reading!
2. "Take some of this time to think, Sienna, figure out where you're heading."
3. Iced pomegranate white tea, my current favorite ❤️
#weekendreads
pickLoved it. Perfect Halloween reading for me: low stakes, no horror, plenty of humour. Brilliant.
pickMy first finish of #mrbook1inamillion #litsypartyofone and #24b4monday. This is a total #blameitonlitsy and am I ever thankful. I adored the story of Deja and Josiah on their last night at the Pumpkin Patch. This was also my introduction to Rainbow Rowell, and I look forward to reading more of her books in the future.
