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Prez is adrift - he doesn't have parents & his grandpa has Alzheimer's. He's at a foster home farm for the summer. One night he hears a knock at the door & meets Sputnik - a kilt and goggle wearing kid who hears Prez's thoughts and talks to him. Everyone else sees Prez as a dog. Sputnik is from outer space & has come to save Earth by discovering the 10 best things on it. Everything is an adventure with Sputnik who can time travel through space.

Some prep reading for tomorrow‘s #24B4Monday. I long ago vowed to read the entirety of Shakespeare‘s plays. I‘m only up to “A Midsummer‘s Night Dream, but that works about okay since it will qualify as a “Summer” read!

Looking for a shallow, offensively funny book? This is for you! I know she doesn't take herself seriously and thank goodness she doesn't because she already sounds real bad in some parts. If you need to listen to something light while you're cleaning or doing some chore, this is a great time eater. #humor #kinda

While I found this to be a relatively light read, much of best humour came from Mistress Page, Ford, & Quickly. Anne Page gets some good lines, too. But otherwise this was a depleted & rather slow-brained Falstaff, & a lot of the hijinks felt forced. Some good lines but otherwise pretty meh, sadly. The spot of misogyny of a man hitting an old woman (though that woman was Falstaff in disguise) was a major yikes. #ShakespeareReadAlong @GingerAntics

Love this book! Dex is my soul mate! #m/mromance

There are SOOOO many good T-shirt deigns out there, and I want them all! ♥️🙌🏻🙃
#BookishThings

I have to admit, this one took me awhile to get into... my first thought was not Falstaff again 🙄... but I quickly fell in love watching the Merry Wives of Windsor give this drunken schemer his due, I even felt a tiny bit bad for him by the end (not much though) and enjoyed the conclusion of this tale.

#ShakespeareReadAlong

Book #66: In their essence, plays are written to be performed and not read, so I don't often enjoy reading plays because I don't get the full experience out of them. But even with that caveat, I thoroughly enjoyed Tartuffe, enough so to put it on my personal favorites list. The play only took me about 2 hours to finish and it was very easy to follow...

http://dinojim.blogspot.com/2007/12/the-306-greatest-books-65-tartuffe.html

#100greatestbooks

Anyone remember these!!? I loved these!