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It isn‘t the tagged book (which is a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ read), but it came in today‘s mail and I have 5 hot minutes to myself to read it. Laundry and dishwasher both spinning for the umpteenth time today, both kids playing outside with a neighbor kid in lovely 56 degree weather.

This book was about the real events of Thanksgiving and not the version we are used to hearing. This is a good nonfiction book because the text was easy to follow and was accompanied by pictures that were big, and clear which extended the story.

I would use this in my classroom because it would be a good resource to teach Thanksgiving as it actually happened and they can learn about why we celebrate it.

“Many Wampanoag were quicker to learn English than the English were to speak Wopanaak.”

“Many Wampanoag were quicker to learn English than the English were to speak Wopanaak.”

I would use this in my classroom around thanksgiving so that I can give students the real facts of thanksgiving so they can enjoy it for what it really is.

This is a good nonfiction book because it tells a more true story to thanksgiving as opposed to the tradition lies that are told to younger kids. The pictures are clear and help to extend the story. The text is easy to follow and appropriate for young children.

Happy Thanksgiving 🍽 🦃 🍁
I know it‘s an American holiday, but today I just want to say how much I love Litsy & all of you Littens! You‘ve changed my life!
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To all who celebrate, Happy Thanksgiving! To those who don't, happy holidays! We don't celebrate it, but I'd like to take this chance to say how thankful I am for this community...Thank you for your kindness, words of encouragement, comments and likes that always make my day!
To those whom I've known via swaps, #jb and #litsylove, thank you for writing to me and giving me the joy of receiving snail mails and special packages!