“Here there and everywhere“
This book is full of surprises.
Finished this yesterday. I had to re-listen to parts of it because I was so exhausted after my COVID vaccination (in the past, they had knocked me down for about 24 hours, so I expected this).
I didn't read a lot of R.L. Stine because when it came out, I was already pre-teen, so I moved onto SK (as Gen X peeps do).
#ChildhoodFavorite
Going to listen to this #ChildhoodFavorite while I play on the phone and clean out my emails :)
Will our 7 year old be scared if I start reading Goosebumps to him? He insists he won't be, but I also don't want him to be up with nightmares! He isn't a strong reader so we are always excited when there are books he wants to either read or have us read to him! I think he's only excited because I read these books as a kid though.
#Goosebumps #KidsReading
Went old school for the #musicalcover prompt. Read all of these Goosebumps books as a kid and loved them. I traded them for BSC books later and have since started to collect them again for my daughter.
#NewYearNewBooks @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs
Book 209🎧 3.2⭐️
A pretty good MG horror about following the rules during Hide and Seek😬
“By the end of the week Jasper was seeing creepy carrots creeping EVERYWHERE“.
This book has a strong sense of imagery. It can also be read at a fast speed as the poem has short sentences.
This is a book about a bunny, Jasper Rabbit, who loves carrots. He picked carrots everywhere he went. On his way to school, little league practice, and back home. He noticed that the carrots were following him everywhere he was going. Even as he was brushing his teeth. He turned around and thought it was his imagination. So then Jasper fenced in the carrots so they couldn't get him. The carrots cheered because Jasper couldn't eat them.