pickIt‘s amazing the power of hearing that you‘re not alone in your sense of drowning. Life is still a struggle, but Davis‘ words have given me hope, courage, and even skills to help work my way through it. The practical advice provided is actual advice that can help with setting priorities, getting through life tasks that can be or seem overwhelming, and realizing/accepting that you are not a failure for not maintaining an Insta worthy environment.
A late update to my #ReadingBracket2024
I only finished one nonfiction book in September. It was a quick yet encouraging listen
pickListened to the audiobook. LOVED this - so many helpful tips and the accessibility of highlighting main points was great. Care tasks = morally neutral.
I wouldn‘t use this book in my classroom for a lesson or for fun, some of the pictures may give kids ideas to do at school or at home
pickLoved this book so much. Reminded me a lot of when my little brother was born
“We all have different abilities, and that‘s what makes us special.”
This can be used to spark discussions about diversity and inclusion, helping students to appreciate each other‘s unique backgrounds and experiences. Activities like group discussions or collaborative projects can encourage students to ask questions and learn from one another, fostering a more empathetic classroom environment.
pickThis inspiring book celebrates diversity and inclusion through the eyes of children. With vibrant illustrations and relatable characters, it encourages young readers to embrace their differences and ask questions about each other‘s unique experiences. Sotomayor‘s message of understanding and empathy resonates powerfully, making it a wonderful resource for discussions about acceptance.
