#2022Book41
This was my second time teaching this book, and I was glad to see how much my 8th graders enjoyed it.
#2022Book41
This was my second time teaching this book, and I was glad to see how much my 8th graders enjoyed it.
#2021Book37
Even though I'm not a sports fan and I know nothing about soccer, I've loved this book since I was about 10, and reread it every few years. I read it with my 8th graders this year and was glad to see they enjoyed it just as much as I do.
Liked this a lot but did not feel like it quite lived up to the hype. The author seemed to shove as many social issues into a novel as possible and didn‘t always give them the due diligence they deserved. Still glad I read it and will be putting it in my classroom. Also, this is on my floor because where I am quarantining I have no desk 😂😂😂 #teachersoflitsy
#OrangeBooks I love, with a special shoutout for Tangerine. It‘s a YA masterpiece that doesn‘t get as much love as it should. #fallintoreading
Tangerine is a great book young adult fiction about a boy named Paul Fisher who moves to Tangerine County Florida. A kid who has a dream of playing soccer but is put down because his dad only supports his football playing older brother.
https://www.prestwickhouse.com/samples/303042.pdf #ucfwalterslit
How do I not own any books with "summer" in the title?! Well, I guess for #SummerReads I'll use a book that takes place in Florida, where it's basically always summer. #Riotgrams
Our tree is way overgrown!! But I can tell you one thing...all my friends and family will not be getting sick around me 😉🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊
I haven't read any basketball books but this is an outstanding YA novel that features soccer. LOL
#abookaboutbasketball #marchmadness
I had to read this book for school and I could not for the life of me get into it, I wanted to but I couldn't. The story like was okay but just the way it was written maybe?
One of my favorite YA novels of all time. This book is often billed as a sports book, but sports take a back seat to race, class, family dynamics, and self discovery as themes. It's dark and well written, with skillful use of imagery.