pickThis was without a doubt one of the most interesting books I've read. Part of my #nonfiction reading challenge this year this is going to be one of my favorites of the year. So much detailed information! This was really a page turner.
Sorry this is late getting posted, but I received my #HHS package in the mail on Friday! I was on my way camping for the Thanksgiving weekend when I picked it up and had *zero* service the entire time. No matter where I walked and how high in the air I held my phone, no dice. Lol
I think it is from @ShelleyBooksie but I didn't see a Litsy handle on the box. I was scared to open in case it wasn't wrapped. @wanderinglynn #HHS23
pickNominated for the 2024 Washington Children's Choice Picture Book Award, I may read this early in the year to set the standard for how loud we should party in the library. The publisher includes an activity page with discussion guide and coloring book pages! Thank them for that. https://www.kidscanpress.com/Creators/kelly-collier/
pickA ferret sized creature, initially visible to only one of a married couple, randomly appears in The Empty Birdhouse. A brokerage firm employee takes up the unusual hobby of snail-watching with results that have to be read in The Snail-Watcher. A woman finds new employment as a nanny in the thoroughly disquieting The Heroine. A boy finds a turtle in the kitchen, mistakenly thinking it's a present from his tyrannical mother in The Terrapin. As I👇
I started this yesterday and have read half the stories. Very unsettling. Highsmith is great anytime of year, but this collection is esp. an excellent read for this time of year.
pickSuper cute book about how to party as an introvert. Snail slowly learns to value his own ideas of fun and yet soon discovers that even the best parties are better when you‘re not all alone.
“The cabbage is coming to me!“ He worked so hard to get the cabbage and his faster friends met him half way so they could enjoy the cabbage together!
This book is cute and emphasizes perseverance and determination. This would be a good book to read to kids during testing to keep their spirits high or when you can feel morale and motivation slowing down in the winter/ holiday season.
