pickA good representation of how labels are harmful and you are never too young to make a positive impact on a person, family, and the community you call home.
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pickA good representation of how labels are harmful and you are never too young to make a positive impact on a person, family, and the community you call home.
pickMiddle grade historical fiction set at Bletchley Park during WWII. Lizzie is a clever girl who escapes her guardian who is supposed to take her from London to her grandmother in Cleveland. She joins her brother, a code breaker, at Bletchley Park and investigates their mothers disappearance.
1. I love both, but would probably go with spots if forced to choose.
2. My daughter & I are doing a read-aloud of the tagged book, which we borrowed from the library. ❤️ the Vanderbeekers ~ we‘re sad it‘s the final book in this series.
#two4tuesday
pickGraphic Novel four in the Phoebe and her Unicorn series (#SeriesLove2024). As usual, another wonderful look at Phoebe‘s world.
pickMiddle school scary. Just a monster-hunting ‘cemetery boy‘ that overseas his graveyard with his clandestine bestie flesh-eating mermaid friend.
Goal one: Collect the credits he receives by cashing in on the captured monsters in hopes of resurrecting his long dead mother.
I loved it! Great read to dull Election Day catastrophe blues. 😨
“I love you and I‘m sorry and hold on are the last things he says to me though I barley hear the words over the screaming in my mind.”
