The #MiddleGradeMonday prompt this week was to share books with a number in the title. I completely forgot to check my shelf then, but today I found these.
I tagged Fourmile as it and other books by Watt Key are often well liked by some of my more reluctant readers and also not as well known as I think they should be.
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A childhood favorite. My friend and I tried to write our own book (just like the two friends in Brink's book) about two friends who visit a dude ranch because, of course, we knew everything about growing up on a dude ranch and meeting some cowboys! 🤠🤠
“Don't judge a man until you have walked two moons in his moccasins.”
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Just for fun, this week is numbers in titles! This new one from Ben Guterson will appeal to fans of his well-loved Winterhouse series- it's set in a department store with secrets instead of a hotel. What others can you think of for #middlegrademonday?
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Let's have fun with #middlegrademonday this week and share some favorite fairytale retellings! This is a humorous tale of the princes of Cinderella, Snow White, and Rapunzel trying to foil evil plots against their kingdoms.
I never thought I would find a children's book that used the magical realism style, but Medina pulls it off in this book! Probably best for stronger readers with good imaginations - the imagery of her language is enchanting.
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@Karisimo.
I read this one 3 years ago for middle grade March: Award Winners Edition.
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@karisimo (thanks for the tag; you, too, @TheSpineView! 🥰)
Pretty much anything written by Gary Soto will fit this genre. 🩶🧡🩶
