Book #38
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This was completely terrible. #38 #2019 Has anyone else read this?
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pick“Don‘t judge a Man until you‘ve walked two moons in his moccasins” this RF by Sharon Creech has won a Newbery Medal. This book had many great life lessons and relatable content. Sal is on a road trip with Gram and Gramps, and she tells them a story about her friend Phoebe. This story talks about how Phoebe‘s mom left the family and it results In the story of what happened to Sals mom when she left the family. #UCFLAE3414SU19
pickBook #38: Like Frankenstein, which I had read prior to this novel, this novel brings the horror genre back to the beginning. This is essentially the one that started it all. I assumed I was familiar with the plot, having seen snippets of takes on the character for decades. However, I don't think I've ever seen a straight out adaptation of the...
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pickThis RF/TL book is such a great read for younger students in elementary grade. It‘s about a 10 year old named India Opal who found a lost scruffy dog inside the grocery store (Winn-Dixie). She ended up keeping the dog and named him Winn-Dixie. Throughout her time with Winn-Dixie, India was able to make friends with her neighbors as well. this book is good for an IR.
This book won the Newbery Award.
Author: Kate DiCamillo
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pickR. J. Palacio's "Wonder" is an inspirational, realistic fiction (RF) story that can be used as an option for literature circles (LC) in the classroom! "Wonder" is a New York Times Best Sellers book. If you are a reader who is looking for a feel-good story with occasional tear-shedding moments, then this book is for you! "Wonder" is another novel that was eventually turned into a major motion picture. "Wonder" is about a 10-year-old boy named
pickI loved the details about the war and I loved the prose. However I liked part 1 much better than part 2. After awhile I did get a little bored with the letters. I thought it could have been a little shorter like 84, Charing Cross but then a little more on the love story. All in all a great read though. I read for #38 of around the year in 52 books. A book not written in the traditional format. #aty2019 #arountheyearin52books
pickThis was Book #38—an ARC I picked up a couple of years ago at BEA—in my quest to read down my TBR pile by 50 books. Set in 1907 New York, it‘s the story of Dr. Genevieve Summerford, a newly minted doctor (psychiatrist to be exact). One of her patients is accused of murder. Was it Summerford‘s advice? Is the woman actually the perpetrator? A dash of mystery, an old flame, NYC in the early 1900s & you have a fun story. Good but not great.
pan#38 "He's no fun in the sun!"
Jordan and Nicole are brother and sister. They live in sunny Pasadena. but they're tired of the hot weather and never having a true winter with snow. so when their father gets called to Alaska to photograph a mysterious creature found up there they are happy to tag along for the ride. But when they end up getting chased by The Abominable Snowman things get a little hairy!
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Bracket #38's results:
The Sirens of Titan, by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., 11%
The Grapes of Wrath, by John Steinbeck, 89%
Today is Bracket #39 with the 2 titles above.
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