January Stats:
5 books total
2 print, 3 ebook
5 #TBR
1 owned, 4 library
4 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
1 ⭐⭐
1 male author, 4 female, 2 POC
1277 pages
YTD 5 books, 1277 pages
Favorite tagged.
Average reading speed for month: 44.2 pgs per hour (mostly due to #NotYourPrincess and Adulthood is a myth both being super quick reads)
This was a difficult month, but the reading was good, at least.
Final time for #24B4Monday, and a personal best. I finished a short comic book, and am about 65% deep into the tagged book. I didn't get to #NotYourPrincess like I wanted, but hope to today. It's due back to the library soon. I'm calling this a success, even though our family outing for shopping and haircuts took longer than I thought and I had to steal some time last night before midnight. Thanks for everything, @TheReadingMermaid & @Andrew65 !
Finished Becoming Wednesday, and spent my limited free time Thursday catching up on reviews, finally setting up my new journal (I may post about that later on.), and figuring out my plan for #24B4Monday. Hope to finish #NotYourPrincess and Adulthood Is a Myth, and read far enough into the tagged book to feel engaged in the story. Not sure how that will translate into hours, but hoping to be set a new personal record. @TheReadingMermaid @Andrew65
Finally diving into this. It is one of the books I purchased when the district gave me money to add to my classroom library. #notyourprincess may be next.
pick#notyourprincess is the voices of Native American women telling their stories of the many struggles and issues they face. It is a must read in the talk about diversity.
pickExcellent compilation. A must read for Indigenous ya, all young adults. #notyourprincess, #notyourpocahontas, #notyourmascot.
Text Sets are my fav way to teach! Found #NotYourPrincess in our school library and am going to use some excerpts along with ATDOFPTI!
pickI have read the other two books from the editors, #NotYourPrincess and Urban Tribes, and this one is the best (which is saying something). Beautiful art and beautiful writing, with some incredible things to be said. I was familiar with several names here, but especially glad to see Tanya Tagaq make an appearance.
