pick#NewYearNewBooks Day 16: One of the most profound picturebooks on #Refugees and asks this question: “What if I had to move from place to place? And the only things I could keep were what I was able to carry with me. What would it be like to live like that?” This is one story that pushes the envelope just a tad further, as international picturebook titles from Norway usually do.
Best wishes for 2024 littens
I've been working this week on getting my #bulletjournal ready for all the 2023 reading challenges and in the process updating 2022 challenges. I kinda forgot about this one but managed to fulfill most of the prompts. Looking forward to #LGBTQBookBingo2023 and being more mindful of the prompts from the get go ☺️🌈
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Well, it's only 9:00 but I'm calling it a bit early! 🎉🎉🎉
I'm not going to finish any more books before midnight, and I'm happy with this number! 💕📚💕📚💕📚 I'm wishing all my lovely Litsy friends a wonderfully joyous and bookish 2023!
Eh - could have been better. There‘s always next year!
Happy New Year!! 🎆🎊🥂🍾
#WinterReadathonDailyChallenge This menace gives me equal parts frustration & exasperation, but mostly an overwhelming joy. I love him to bits. #grandkidsarejoy
pickPart history, part economics, this book isn‘t exactly a “pick me up”, but it does have a lot of interesting, international information. It spans geography, finances, transportation, energy, population, manufacturing and agriculture to give some background knowledge, current status and future projections. The basic theme is that everything is basically collapsing- which was quite interesting to read.
This book has captions under the pictures that helps students, be able to see what the picture are.
