pick#Bibliophile Day 20: Fats featured these three titles in GatheringBooks. As she noted: “I‘m happy to share with you wonderfully written picturebooks about three #robots who have personalities of their own.” Full review here: https://wp.me/pDlzr-8KA
pickThis book explores the eternal question “What would life at sea be like with your family?” While also being a brutally honest (but not unkind) exploration of being a tween and realizing that you don‘t necessarily have much in common with your friends, you might not even like each other.
yep one on kindle one physical and one as audiobook… #audiophile #readinglife
pick#DynamicDs Day 7: I loved seeing how the two friends were able to tell each other about the things they love through their dancing hands. The Afterword provides information about Filipino Sign Language and how it is distinct from American Sign Language. People tend to assume homogeneity among the non-speaking, #differentlyabled communities, and this book shows how this is not the case. My review of this award-winning book: https://wp.me/pDlzr-r64
pickMy students responded to this book with audible gasps and sighs of relief. I thought the way the book was made was more interesting than the book.
pick#FeelinTheLove Day 13: When Llewellyn meets Evelyn, Llewellyn hands her a jar filled with cherry light. Since then, Llewellyn and Evelyn collect things together. One day, Evelyn tells Llewellyn that her family is moving away. What will happen to their friendship? In a Jar is a beautiful reminder that friendship knows no distance. #LongDistanceLove - Fats‘ review here: https://gatheringbooks.org/2020/04/27/monday-reading-bunny-stories-parting/
See how Luna puts her cute face in between me and my book? Clever girl.
#dogsoflitsy #puppylove #saturday #booksandcoffee
