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Sietje‘s just here to show off her new blue socks.

My salon closed for a few days so we could all go to the grooming convention in Atlanta, and we were inspired to dye all of our own dogs to push our color line to our clients. Sietje was a great guinea pig, but she‘s willing to do just about anything for treats.

To make this book related: I‘m enjoying Siege and Storm, book 2 in the Shadow and Bone Trilogy by Leigh Bardugo. #AuthorAMonth

Old-school illustrations, and a story that isn‘t the easiest to get your tongue round - some of the sentences don‘t quite scan as they should. BUT…

I may use it for a bounce and rhyme session nonetheless. Lots of animal noises, a few actions, and quite a bit of silliness.

Not a celebrity author, but I needs a Q! #BBRC

On my IG feed. I completely agree! Sharing some seasonal sentiments.

“He named her Gertie. Soon he was writing stories about Gertie nearly every day. People came to the bridge just to peer over the railing and catch a glimpse of her.”

This would be a cute little book to add to a classroom library. I think it would also make a good lesson to introduce tough topics such as World War II to the class.

This is a very cute little book that I really enjoyed. The illustrations in this book are amazing and the details on the docks are so cool.

Historical fiction

this classic story would be used in a classroom to teach about the important lessons of acceptance and learning about self love this book is definitely a must read and portrays a beautiful teaching of resilience

“It is only with the heart that one can see clearly, for the most essential things are invisible to the eye.”

This book carries a timeless message that can resonate with children of all ages. I love how this book demonstrates that true beauty takes time to reveal itself. A must read in all classrooms!