#TLT
Thanks for the tag @dabbe !
1. The Metamorphosis (Kafka)
2. The Nose (Gogol)
3. The Double (Dostoevsky)
Tag @RaeLovesToRead @BarbaraBB @IuliaC @CBee
#TLT
Thanks for the tag @dabbe !
1. The Metamorphosis (Kafka)
2. The Nose (Gogol)
3. The Double (Dostoevsky)
Tag @RaeLovesToRead @BarbaraBB @IuliaC @CBee
Here‘s my March #bookspinbingo list! A good amount of leftovers from previous months, some new additions to enjoy, all in all a mixed back of genres and formats. Now let‘s see what I actually read 🤣!
⭐️⭐️⭐️ Runstedtler, a former Raptors dancer, is an award-winning African-American History scholar. She covers the 70s, fraught with difficulties, which saw the merger of the ABA and NBA, and the post-desegregation challenges that followed. Often cited for negativity, but not the positive influences that have shaped the league as it presently stands. This well-researched, but at times meandering book, highlights both. Favorite cover of the year!!
“You could almost hear the nation gasp.“
I think this book would be best for middle- upper elementary grades.Through rhythmic prose and vibrant illustrations, this book becomes a jubilant tribute to the excellence, benevolence, and tenacity embodied by this extraordinary team
Explore the real-life narrative of the Harlem Globetrotters, the squad that revolutionized the sport of basketball. Within the pages of “Swish!“ awaits the remarkable tale of the Harlem Globetrotters, who showcased the most revolutionary and awe-inspiring basketball the world had ever witnessed.
“Back home, the Harlem Globetrotters were named 'America's Ambassadors of Goodwill'“This quote shows the difference that Harlem Globetrotters made.
I liked this book because of the style of it. This book would really helpful for younger readers to read because it is bridging picture books/fiction to nonfiction. I would use this book in an early childhood education classroom fro students who like basketball and maybe want to get them to read more.
This book is a picture book and biography about the Harlem Globetrotters and how they changed basketball forever. There are many facts embedded into the book that have dates and captions about what exactly was going on when the team was just started.
A story of family, community, and basketball for fans of Jason Reynolds' Track series. Middle schooler, Tone is facing several challenges- a friend lost to a police shooting, his mother's mental health, and trying out for AAU basketball team. Lots of good messages here told with an authentic teen voice. Highly recommend!