pickThis is a cute and whimsical story, well-suited for imaginative middle graders. I love Roald Dahl's creative wording in the BFG's speech. It adds both a layer of complexity and a layer of entertainment to the tale. It was an enjoyable and quick read.
pickFantastic Mr. Fox by Roald Dahl is a FANTASTIC story of Mr. Fox, who lives with his wife and four baby foxes. They steal chickens and ducks from the three mean old farmers named Boggis, Bunce, and Bean who soon begin to try and hunt down Mr. Fox. The book is a short read, so I believe utilizing this book as a part of an AS about Roald Dahl would be effective. #ucflae3414f19
My second fave Dahl after ‘Matilda‘...this audiobook is fab. Miranda‘s character voices are superb, esp for Grandmama.
Genre: Fiction
Date Started: November 1, 2019 Date Completed: November 2
How did you choose this book: I'm a fan of Roald Dahl and I saw this in the library.
Witches are all over the world killing children for pleasure, once a boy gets turned into a mouse, him and his grandmother make a plan to get rid of all the witches in England. Using the same potion that turned him into a mouse, the boy sneaks it into the witches food to get rid of them all.
Happy Halloween @Shuga, and thank you for my #BasicWitchSwap gifts. 🖤 I didn't realise how thick The Witching Hour was! I've got so much good reading ahead of me now.
@sprainedbrain @Meaw_catlady 🕸🔮
Thank you @StillLookingForCarmenSanDiego this card and these bookmarks are so lovely ! You are so thoughtful and kind! 🖤🖤🖤 #basicwitchswap
Im so excited!!! Thank you! @BarkingMadRun Two more books in my fave series! The cards are the perfect size to carry with me! And the crystals! Much needed! Thank you so much i love it all! #basicwitchswap
Current library books:
A reread of Matilda, a childhood favourite of mine, reading this time to my kid; it didn‘t live up to my memories of it.
Scattered Minds is the only one of Gabor Maté‘s books I‘ve not yet read, anticipating this to be eye opening.
Rereading Harry Potter with my son, so far it‘s every bit as magical as I remember.
Some more Noam Chomsky to further my understanding of the US empire and its manifold crimes, How the World Works.
1. The Wicked Witch of the East
2. Maleficient
3. Jadis the White Witch
4. Glinda
5. Sabrina
6. Samantha Stephens
7. The Wicked Witch of the West
8. Ursula
9. Tia Dalma
10. The Blair Witch Project?
11. Winifred, Mary, and Sarah Sanderson
12. The Evil Queen (Grimhilde)
13. Melisandre
14. Cher, Susan Sarandon, and Michelle Pfeiffer
15. Bewitched
#scarathlon #teamslaughter
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