Welcome to Litsy!

Waited until today to start this miniseries (final episode airs tonight), and I‘m already loving it 🥹❤️

Ugh, rich white men 🙄

That‘s it. That‘s the review.

This was my #Bookspin for November

‘You‘re handsome and all, but too skinny for me!‘

Funny Bones is a rich resource for exploring art, culture, and history. The book supports literacy skills by analyzing the blend of biography and history, encouraging students to explore how illustrations enhance storytelling.

Duncan Tonatiuh‘s Funny Bones is a fascinating blend of biography, history, and art. With its distinctive, folk-inspired illustrations and engaging narrative, the book introduces readers to Posada‘s life, his artistic process, and the cultural significance of his work. Tonatiuh seamlessly incorporates historical context, making it both educational and entertaining.

she does a great job of showing the real story and cost of immigration. the impact on both the children and spouses. the cost of coming to the us to better ones life are real and lasting.

Bailed at about the 65% point; will come back to it later.

I have a lot of thoughts that definitely won‘t all fit here, but the long and short of it is that this was just okay. The writing and the plot didn‘t do a whole lot for me, but I get why it was super popular. The spooky haunted mansion atmosphere was 10/10 though, very deliciously creepy.

Time to see what all the fuss was about 😊