1. I am not named after anyone.
2. I enjoyed The Babysitters Club books when I was a child. It makes sense that they had a character named Stacey in the books; it was a somewhat common name in the 80s. 🙂 (But she doesn't spell her name right. The correct spelling is Stacy 😉)
#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView
Apologies for being a bit checked out this week! I celebrated a birthday (yesterday 🥳) and officially graduated from my certification program!
I‘ve been a busy (and pathetically cold) little bee! 🐝❄️🥶
Hope everyone‘s #AuldLangSpine lists have been treating them well!
pickDawn plans a big sleepover to celebrate a big event.
I used to read these when I was a child. My dad got these from a storage unit. I enjoyed this just as much as I did when I was a kid.
Thanks to FB, I know I was in NYC on this day in 2014! Just a taste of what me and my mom did that day…Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, and champagne at The Plaza, where we stayed. Awesome trip!
#wintergames #photochallenge #decemberdreams #memories #candycanecrushers
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As I was looking through my alphabet challenge I realised that I haven't read any books with a K. So I got on a mission to find something cute and short to fill the void.
My reading slump is still ongoing so I knew not to do something over the top.
And when I realised I had the Baby-sitters club on Audio it was like a sign.
👇🏻
pickI‘m starting a reread of the series, and never read this prequel. I enjoyed it! I‘m super excited to revisit Stoneybrook and my old “friends”.
pickJust another lighthearted BSC mystery! These are fun to read to stay within the autumn/spooky/Halloween theme but as a break between heavier, creepier books.
#OutstandingOctober @Andrew65
I liked how this page had no words but the pictures were able to speak for themselves and you can really feel what is happening.
The layout of graphic novels make it really easy to read and I think this book specifically is relatable for many students and would be a great recommendation for those students who may not find much joy in reading because of the fact that it is easy to read and follow the plot, plus the idea that they can see themselves as the characters.
pickThis graphic novel is perfectly suited for children aged 10 and older because it deals with many real-world subjects. I think it is age appropriate for 10 year olds because they are mature enough to handle subjects such as bullying and the loss of pets which both are talked about in this graphic novel. It would be a great book club read or just free read in the classroom.
