Can my fellow PCOS girlies relate 😂🧛🏻♀️ Also I accidentally found the tagged book trying to make this post but I totally want to find and read it for real now! 🩸
A fun and educational book for children. Please click on the link to read my review of this interesting book
https://discover.hubpages.com/literature/the-worlds-first-rollercoaster
#childrensbooks
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Can we do #TuesdayTunes on a Thursday night?? This just came up on a Spotify-curated playlist, and I could smell that school bus seat vinyl and that particular teenage muskiness. Man…took me straight back to high school. Hadn‘t heard the song in years!
https://open.spotify.com/track/2mxPSHEwjJWOQS7lGw6btF?si=MqVK7PlMR6uvHLLVpkq6jw&...
pickThis one is so fun!! Awesome way to teach kids about blood.🩸🧛🏼♂️ #scarathlon #teamBOOks #scarathlonphotochallenge @Bookwormjillk
I have the serendipitous timing to stumble upon a panel speaking and awareness event at the book in the historic downtown I was visiting circumstantially Wednesday! So giveaways of banned books (mostly kids and youth) to emphasize a need for greater access to diverse stories to build empathy and to expand our awareness of the people and culture out there we meet, to better understand our world, we are not all the same but not all that different.
Yesterday, Illinois Passed HB 2789 - the Right to Read Bill. This bill helps curb book banning, by saying any library that participates in this activity will not be eligible for state funding. There are only small pockets in Illinois with problems like Florida, Missouri, and Indiana, but we don't want those problems to grow, so the state is being proactive. The bill still has to go before the sent where it is expected to pass, and the governor
so-soWhile we loved Little Sunflower, Little Acorn and Little Snowflake - Little Comet fell short for us. The others are quite educational as you learn about the life cycle of the sunflower, acorn and snowflake. It didn't feel that there was as much learning in this book but you do get to zoom through space as a comet and learn the planets on the way. Our three year old clearly enjoys the illustrations!
#RaisingReaders #Comet #Space #Educational
pick4 ⭐ Turns out this is a kids book on why giving blood is a good thing. The book uses vampires to help explain how and why blood works and why donating it can be a good thing. I listened to this as an audiobook but wish I had read the print version. I think the illustrations would have helped make the point and the importance of the story clearer, but overall, I enjoyed it.
pickFrom the creators of Butterflies are Pretty Gross, comes Flowers are Pretty Weird! Kids won't read into the quivering and shivering (I'm expecting a bird book next). If you teach life cycle and adaptations, you might start collecting these books.
pickThis was a fantastic book about blood for littles. A vampire smoothie barista convinces another vampire to try something besides blood while telling him how important it is for humans. My 5 year old approves.
