Welcome to Litsy!

I finished this over my lunch break today. I found this to be more geared toward people who are getting married in their 20‘s instead of their late 30‘s like me. However, it did contain some good information. We‘re doing an engaged couples workbook right now that covers a lot of the same material so I think if I hadn‘t been through that, I would have appreciated this more so that‘s why I gave it a pick. 36 days!

It should have been obvious, but I missed it. #FirstLineFridays @ShyBookOwl

It‘s one of those books that you just want to gift to others! Will definitely read this one again.

IT STARTED WITH PARIS by Cathy Kelly- It was a okay read, sometimes you got a little lost toggling between characters. I found the ending a bit of a disappointed, it was too rushed. After spending so much time with the detailed life of these characters, it would have been nice to know what happened with them.

Resource of the day - this is a great way to engage the more active/outdoorsy types, in an English classroom. Gets them reading and also provides great discussion points around what makes a good infographic and how to write thorough instructions (the book does not always succeed at this) #resources #teacherlife #engagement

This is my favorite description of both pirates and teachers! You know a book is going to be good when you‘re already chuckling and thinking “Yeah!” (Or “Y‘argh”) in the introduction.
#TeachersofLitsy #TeachLikeAPirate

My Kindle tells me I‘ve read this. Can‘t have been memorable. A shame, because I‘ve really enjoyed some of her other books.

The story got interesting at the end, but otherwise I felt it was drawn out. There were way too many story lines going on and too many characters.

Off to Paris....

Can‘t wait to start using these strategies- after summer break!