I adored this picture book. It has beautiful messages about community, sharing, and gratitude. It‘s the picture book selection for Charlotte Mecklenburg Library‘s 2024 Community Reads program.
I adored this picture book. It has beautiful messages about community, sharing, and gratitude. It‘s the picture book selection for Charlotte Mecklenburg Library‘s 2024 Community Reads program.
I can‘t explain why but I picked this up yesterday and now I need to read the whole series.
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I liked The Julian Chapter the least of the three, likely because Julian (despite this one being from his POV) is a little s**t (though I did like his grandmother‘s story). I‘m giving it (this time around) 3.5 stars (good). The other two I thought were really good. I really enjoyed Chris‘s story and it probably had the most of Auggie in it. Cont in comments...
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For today/tonight‘s #FridayNightShare #Poetry I am choosing this little book of “Poems of Connection and Joy.” I love poetry anthologies set around a theme & I own this book & How to Love the World: Poems of Gratitude and Hope. Both are books I pull out when I need encouragement. The third one is on my wish list to buy one of these days.
The poem above is a favorite, good for when things seem overwhelming. ❄️💙❄️
Kelly Barnhill writes the most magical stories! This one felt a little too real sometimes (for me, as an adult living through eerily similar times), but it is all the better for it! The message is beautiful, timely, and timeless: be kind.
December 19 #WinterGamesPhotoChallenge Snowman ⛄️ @StayCurious @Clwojick
This was not the kind of children's read I was expecting and not in a good way. There was a lot of “lecturing“ I felt from the author. Made this a wee bit stressful of a read.
I read this to the little humans today. It exemplifies the spirit of Christmas 💞
#Rushathon Day 7
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