As a continuation of my last post, I thought I had finally pulled off my 30 book goal in the last two days only to find out that a book had been catalogued twice and alas I only reached 29. However, I will not be rushing to finish it this year as I feel that doing so would take away the fun and point of me setting these goals. I want to hit the goal because I was loving what I was reading, not to say I got to a certain number. So good job me (:
Man I had really fallen off the band wagon with posting on here…I‘ve made some significant progress with the Pantone Colour challenge! I read a wide variety of books (which is not very common for me) as well as rating some very high and very low. I started the year off strong, even thinking I may read more than my 30 book goal on Goodreads. However, the last half of the year I really slowed down and even got into a bit of a reading rut..
“Brown Bear, Brown Bear, what do you see? I see a red bird looking at me.“
Join a colorful cast of animals in this classic by Bill Martin, Jr. and Eric Carle. With rhythmic, repetitive text and vibrant illustrations, Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? introduces young readers to colors and animals while fostering early literacy skills. A timeless, engaging book that sparks curiosity and builds confidence in young readers.
pickBrown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Bill Martin, Jr., uses a repetitive, rhythmic structure to engage young readers in recognizing colors and animals. The predictable pattern encourages participation, fosters early literacy, and promotes curiosity about the world. Its vibrant illustrations and simple text make it an educational and fun classic.
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Ok people, the #Pantone2025 #readingchallenge is ready! This is a challenge based on the seasonal trend colours from Fashion Weeks.
Please note there are TWO grids - for London (blue border) & NY (green border). Later, two more grids will be released for autumn/winter trend colours. To play, just find a colour in a book cover then plonk the cover into the grid. That‘s it, you‘re done!
And, yes, White Grape was in both!
