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Here‘s my #bookspinbingo board for my #NovemberTBR. I can‘t believe it‘s November already. My #bookspin pick is Graveyard Shift, a new novella by M.L. Rio
My #doublespin pick is Carl‘s Doomsday Scenario by Matt Dinniman, the second Dungeon Crawler Carl book.
A few carryovers from October and continuing to focus on reading what I own.

#bookspinbingo #November #2024

Here is my final #bookspinbingo board for October.
#bookspin pick The Embroidered Book was a DNF but off the TBR
I did get halfway through my Oathbringer reread so #doublespin done
4! #bookspinbingos!

“H is tangled up with I. J and K are about to cry. L is knotted like a tie.“

I love how this is a fun book that also has so many opportunities for teaching. There are rhyme schemes and repetitive text that build so many different early literacy skills. Great for teaching and engaging children in learning.

This was one of my all time favorites from elementary school! I loved how the letters would tumble down the tree and the silly rhymes along with it. This book has great illustrations that bring the alphabet to life.

I actually got a bingo for October #bookspinbingo Didn‘t have enough time to complete another book, so I still have my doublespin book to read.

I really enjoyed this #AtoZReadathon challenge, just 4 away from a full set! I'll tag my reads in the comments. It's been a great month with some fantastic reads. Thank you for hosting @Texreader

“Words can be like seeds”

In the classroom, this book can inspire students to explore their creativity and write their own poems, fostering a love for language and self-expression.