so-soYesterday was a massive day that ended with a tequila courtesy of Stew & a dunk at my ocean 🛀 out front for the 1st time this spring. It‘s the small things. This was last month‘s #authorofthemonth that I picked to read. I can‘t say, a 3rd of the way through, that I‘d read 1 of hers again. A surprising plot twist has just happened so I‘ll persevere like I always do. The 💦 was 🥶 but refreshing after my arvo walk & housework that morning.
I haven‘t read this one yet but the cover was prettier than the one I have read.
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“Sometimes you just have to take a leap of faith, even when you can‘t see what‘s on the other side.”
Teachers can facilitate a “Friendship Circle” activity where students share personal stories about friends who have helped them through challenges.
pickMeryl Lee is sent to a girls' boarding school to cope with the grief of losing her close friend, while Matt is on the run from a dangerous criminal gang, fearing for those he cares about. When their paths cross, their friendship transforms their lives and Matt finds hope and a sense of belonging.
Mitch is heartbroken after losing his best friend. When he meets someone new, they help each other heal and find hope. This sweet story shows how friends can help us through hard times and reminds us it‘s okay to share our feelings.
pickThis is a touching story about a boy named Mitch who is sad after losing his best friend. While dealing with his feelings, he meets a new friend who helps him feel better. The book shows how friendship can help us heal and find hope during tough times.
pickWeird, YA eldritch horror. Finch‘s cluelessness was a bit grating at times, but she navigates her way through her relationships & friendships at a prestigious performing arts school with a hidden horror.
