• Lists

    Top Ten Tuesday: Bookish Pet Peeves

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    What an interesting topic! There are so many opinions about how and what to read out there, but I liked diving into the things that bother me. Whether it’s from the author, publisher, or from readers, here are my top ten bookish pet peeves! Multiple POVs without any clear indication…

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    Top Ten Tuesday: Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month

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    We are smack dab in the middle of Hispanic Heritage Month. The celebration runs from September 15 – October 15. It can sneak up on you since it starts in the middle of the month. A great way to celebrate is to read books by Hispanic authors and illustrators. But,…

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    Top Ten Tuesday: Books on My Fall 2021 To-read List

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    I haven’t been reading a ton of middle grade fiction over the past few months. Apparently, I need more of an escape which means YA fantasy and contemporary romance? I’m reading, and honestly, that’s the most important part. But, as I was perusing the fall releases on the Reading Middle…

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    Top Ten Tuesday: Books With Numbers In the Title

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    I had a lot of fun pulling this list together! Since I focused on picture books last week when we shared books that make us smile, I wanted to focus on a different age group – young adults! I started this list and then quickly realized that I could actually…

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    Top Ten Tuesday: Funny Book Titles

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    Similar to Books That Made Me LOL, this was a fun list to pull together. I love silly books, especially picture books. There’s something absolutely amazing about reading aloud a picture book with a little one who can’t stop belly-laughing at a truly, funny story. Here are ten funny book…

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    Laugh Out Loud: 10+ Funny Titles for Ages 3-7

    Summer is here! And that means loads of time for kids to experience books in all their glory. This is also a great time to encourage kids to read the books they choose (without having to worry about school assignments) and to try out new genres that they might be…

  • Reviews

    #blogbookaday: Hello Door

    Summary:  “In Hello, Door, kids can follow a thieving fox as he greets everything he sees in a home that isn’t his. Hello, door.           Hello, house.                     Hello, mat.                            …