Welcome to Litsy!

Made it to a cafe with hubby for “us” time

“And there are tons of ways to make a story. You can write it. Draw it. Talk it. You can even combine ideas to make your story better.“

Creative book! I think kids would enjoy it. It's an easy read. It would be easy to tie this book to an activity in storytelling or writing. It talks about the versatility of stories.

The story ideas escape their jar. To get them back in, the class creates stories for the ideas.

Okay, #1 I was a church musician. Allylu is short for AlleluiaLu; #2 I like to cross stitch, crochet, sew or do chores; #3 Darling Girls by Sally Hepworth

Adorable new addition to my library. Tip #4 eat more chocolate. 😋

Had to reread this before the start of the new school year. Chavez's book is absolutely amazing and I am so glad that I had it in my life. #EnglishTeachers #TeachersOfLitsy #WritingWorkshop #antiracist #antiracistteaching

Reading this #picturebook at the local elementary school this week. Honestly, I‘m not that impressed with the (lack of) narrative in it, but it does a great job introducing kids to creating their own stories. Our idea bucket has inspired some real gems! #kidlit #librarianlife

Thanks for the tag @Klou 💕
@Eggs #wondrouswednesday though now it‘s Thursday...

1. Winnie the Pooh & Wind in the Willows
2. ‘Born a Crime‘ on Audio, ‘The Rosie Project‘ in print
3. Gone Girl
4. Avocado toast (or pain au chocolat if I‘m indulging!)
5. Play along if you‘d like.... 💕

@Eggs #WondrousWednesday
1. I‘m allergic to mangoes 🥭 (gives me a rash) but I love them, so still eat them sometimes!
2. I found this great app for individual Piano sheet music, so I would definitely say the new pieces I‘ve bought... 🎶🎹
3. Supper Club (odd but loving it!) 💕📚
4. @Tex2Flo 😘