pickWhat this really made me wonder is, what if the Weimar Republic hadn‘t ended? In WWII books the end of the Weimar Republic always feels like a forgone conclusion, but I don‘t think it felt that way to people living through it.
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pickWhat this really made me wonder is, what if the Weimar Republic hadn‘t ended? In WWII books the end of the Weimar Republic always feels like a forgone conclusion, but I don‘t think it felt that way to people living through it.
Whew, I don‘t know much about Bauhaus. But the dislike that the author holds for Gropius‘s wife Alma, seems over the top and problematic.
#25Alive!
For today‘s #NewYrQuote I‘m going with Eleanor Roosevelt for New Year inspiration.
I don‘t know if it was in the tagged book but it seems like a good one.
This was a great story to learn more about the famous olympic gymnast Simone Biles. I learned about her background and where she grew up and how she got started into gymnastics. This is a great book to have in your classroom for any student that is interested in learning more about gymnastics and Simone Biles. It is important to have a genre of different books in your classrooms and books based on different topics.
pickThis book was a great story of the one and only gymnast Simone Biles and her life story. I think this story was great, and really gave me more detail and facts behind who Simone Biles was and how she got started into her career.
Who Is Stan Lee? by Geoff Edgers celebrates the life of the Marvel Comics legend who created iconic superheroes like Spider-Man and the Avengers. With fun illustrations and engaging storytelling, it explores Stan‘s journey from dreamer to cultural icon. This inspiring book highlights creativity, perseverance, and imagination, perfect for comic fans and aspiring creators of all ages!
pickWho Is Stan Lee? by Geoff Edgers is a lively, engaging biography exploring the life of the Marvel Comics legend. With vibrant cartoon-style illustrations and accessible content, it delves into Stan's creative journey, collaborations, and impact on pop culture. The book highlights resilience, teamwork, and the power of imagination, inspiring readers to embrace creativity and perseverance.
pickA great nonfiction book that I would have in my classroom. It is an inspirational story about Rosa Parks who stayed in her seat on the bus instead of moving when asked.
