
Reading at the beach on this slightly overcast and windy day. Nonetheless, it's so f***ing beautiful. 🌬⛱️🌊
#Moomins #BeachRead #beachreading #seaside
Reading at the beach on this slightly overcast and windy day. Nonetheless, it's so f***ing beautiful. 🌬⛱️🌊
#Moomins #BeachRead #beachreading #seaside
Lovis was my favorite character. So calm to all the chaos. From now on, I will aspire to be Lovis.
Loved Ronia's and Birk's friendship. I honestly think living in a cave might be a cool adventure. As long as harpies don't find me. I think Linville Caverns should offer nightly stays.
Matt was all over the place. Good grief. This was an awesome read.
#ChildrensClassicRead2025 @TheBookHippie
I colored this picture on one of my coloring apps. I wanted to write a haiku about this movie.
Jack and Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas
I only watched the movie once but I liked it
There‘s debates online about whether it‘s a Halloween or Christmas movie
I‘ve heard it‘s a Christmas movie but I watched it during the Fall when I saw it the first time
It depends on when you want to watch it, I guess
#haiku #haikuhive
#HaikuADay #HaikuHive
Continuing this weeks series of days of the week for my daily haikus & finally… we are at Friday! Tried to tie in the joy, I‘ll be sharing my #5JoysFriday post later.😉 I still have work hours to get through but the promise of the weekend is there.
Friday‘s here at last!
Weekend‘s promise in the wind
Fills me with much joy
I would love to see this book used as a mentor text! I think students could enjoy writing through the POV of a random object in their life. For instance, an object in a thrift store like the type writer, or even their own pencil!
I think this book would be great for students to read. The themes of dealing with a parent going missing, let along discovering that a parent left them, could be a very real topic for some students, and give them a protagonist to connect with. In addition to this, the dealing of a parent with cancer, or the protagonist with intense anxiety also connects the reader.
I loved this book! It was very short and sweet and told a beautiful story. This book presents an interesting point of view, that of a type writer, and a young boy going through hardships, and prompts the reader to think about the different ways we can view the world. The story is a very quick read, and once I started, I could not put it down! PLUS there a little bit of found family within the text if that is your cup of tea.
I either never read this one or forgot most of the story, or maybe it's shorter in the comic strip versions? It's been so long. The beginning and ending seemed familiar.
I really love Moominmamma just relentlessly adopting anyone who needs a mother.