As the red states compete to out-dumb each other, this is Arizona's latest contribution.
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As the red states compete to out-dumb each other, this is Arizona's latest contribution.
pickThis is really for the whole series, which is amazing and a must read for any fan of manga
#VolumesAndVocals Day 16: The picturebook biography I am holding has #RocketManEltonJohn feels to it. Taken at the House of Wisdom in Sharjah as my undergraduate students (and PhD student who took the we-fie) and I do our data collection around libraries here in the UAE as we build a UN SDG (Sustainable Development Goals) Diverse Picturebook list. More here: https://gatheringbooks.org/un-sdg-booklist/
#WinterReadathonDailyChallenge #WinterReadathon
My favorite children‘s book is Corduroy. I picked it as one of my 24 #AdventRecommends books.
@Andrew65 it‘s my favorite children‘s book AND my favorite Disney character. #Pluto
pickWhile it‘s a little on the shallow side occasionally in terms of details, this is a really good entry-level exploration of the New Horizons mission and its importance.
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pick5 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 You know a series is great when book 2 is better than book one and this series is so freaking awesome . We go back to more of the seven robots being destroyed. We also get to see a little bit of the character Astro boy (he‘s actually called Atom, which is explained in the back). You could pick this up without having read book number one but number one makes it quite a bit better and gosh dang that I can‘t wait for book 3
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This is a story of robots being killed and leaving no trace of the killer. Robots that look like robots and robots that look like humans. All are fair game. This book is part I Robot, Bladerunner, and Westworld, and I love everything about it. It falls between a cyberpunk and Techno Thriller, and it is thrilling. It‘s a dark mystery with no answer in book 1, so I need to hurry up and get book 2.
pickExcellent #nonfictionpicturebook about #VenetiaBurney, a little girl who loved astronomy AND stories, and who thought Pluto would be a great name for the newest planet. Includes an author‘s note and selected bibliography. #ScienceStories
Written by #AliceBMcGinty
Illustrated by #ElizabethHaidle
