pickOne of my favorite authors. This book is filled with silly poems for readers around 3/4grade
pickOne of my favorite authors. This book is filled with silly poems for readers around 3/4grade
Thank you for the tag @Sace 💙
I haven't read the tagged book (yet), but it shows up each and every December. Even my bookish bestie recommended it to me als the perfect winter read. So, even though not having read the book (yet), it still the book that comes to my mind when it comes to books with winter vibes.
#sundayfunday @BookmarkTavern
Watching Nutcrackers. #christmaschapterchasers #wintergames @StayCurious
pickBy day, Marlinchen and her 2 sisters live under the oppressive and abusive control of their wizard father— making trinkets, telling fortunes, and divining secrets for loose coin. But at night, the sister sneak away to enjoy the ballet at the town‘s well established theater. But they soon discover the city has a secret, a monster lurks within. This one took me by surprise in the best way possible! Very dark and atmospheric! 4.25/5
“ 'All by myself
I gathered the sticks,
I built the fire,
I mixed the cake.
And
all by myself
I am going to eat it!' “
I think this book would pair well with The Grasshopper and The Ants! They have similar lessons.
pickOne of my favorite folk tales! I like the lesson is for everyone to contribute equally- it isn't fair for one person to do all the work for you.
Next up, a little something to help me find the mood. I‘m not feeling the holiday this year.
#20in4 @Andrew65
