#TLT
1. Snowman ⛄️
2. Homemade marshmallows!
3. Gloves, but mittens really do keep my hands warmer
4. Fuzzy socks
5. White lights on the Christmas tree - strict on this 😆
6. The Holiday
7. Neither really, but if soup it must be creamy 😄
8. Shop online
9. Traffic - with an audiobook!
10. Both 😊
What do you think @Gissy @Chili ?
“Good Sports: Rhymes about Running, Jumping, Throwing, and More“ by Jack Prelutsky is a captivating book for children, combining lively poems and vibrant illustrations to celebrate the joy of sports while promoting positive values like teamwork and fair play. With its engaging content, the book not only entertains but also encourages physical activity and early literacy skills in young readers.
“Good Sports: Rhymes about Running, Jumping, Throwing, and More“ by Jack Prelutsky is a lively and playful collection of poems celebrating the joy of sports. With clever verses and vibrant illustrations, Prelutsky captures the excitement of running, jumping, and throwing, making it an engaging read for active young readers. The book not only entertains but also instills important values like teamwork and fair play.
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Another December reading challenge with a bingo board! #wintercleardown is all about clearing down that TBR to make space for all the new books in 2024
Challenge is on Storygraph: https://app.thestorygraph.com/reading_challenges/79ed1701-bf5c-4b3d-97e5-1eeebab...
pickA mystery book written aimed towards middle schoolers that navigates recovering from injury, making new friends, challenges and fun moments of growing up, and saving a family cricket farm from tampering.
pickThis book is perfect for middle school readers. The main character is a 7th grade girl who moves to a new state. It helps middle schoolers face the challenge of growing up. She works to save her grandmothers cricket farm.
“Mia's arms were still burning, and now she felt an angry heat growing in her chest, too.“
