QUESTION does anyone else include children's books in their have read list? It was mentioned on a fb group as cheating to include books you read to your kids. Is it? 😬🤔 @Cupcake12 @BethM @Butterfinger @Roary47 and everyone else who reads with children. Please and thank you 🤗 #question #kidsbooks #bookrules #readbooks
Bookwormjillk I do if I really like it. People who want to call others cheaters are kind of buzz kills in my opinion. It‘s a reading list not filing taxes for goodness sakes. 2y
dragondrool Of course I do. If it's a book, and I read it, it's fair game. For the record, I don't read to children. If I pick up a children's book, I'm more than likely reading it for me. Usually, the illustrations grab me. At our middle school library, we don't call the picture books, shelved with an E on the spine label, “Easy“ books. They're “Everybody“ books. 2y
IndoorDame I always do. I started recording them because I wanted to remember certain ones to read to my students the following year, but half the time I‘m reading them for myself and now I just recorded all of them. 2y
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Roary47 I don‘t include them in my yearly book count, but I do give reviews for other parents or people looking to gift books for kids. I only really do it for ones I like, but want to do for all one day. 2y
hannah-leeloo Thank you @Roary47 @IndoorDame @dragondrool and @Bookwormjillk I love reading kids books too especially when in a slump or need cheering up. Thank you, there was quite an ordeal about it in the fb group so I'm glad I have Litsy for friendly reassurance 🤗 2y
Butterfinger If it is for a challenge I do. I do count my MG/YA books, maybe not picture books. Although, I am going to be posting a bunch of reviews for picture books later today for #BBRC. 2y
BethM I was told to count them on here for games etc. 2y
Cupcake12 Reading is reading….it is better to read something then nothing. I‘ve read so many childrens books with the girls growing up! 📖😍 2y
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