This was such a great read and so sad. The power of family and religion is such a unique experience. 10 out of 10
This was such a great read and so sad. The power of family and religion is such a unique experience. 10 out of 10
This book was SO much fun. If you‘re a teacher, journaler, artist, writer, or looking for any interdisciplinary course content, this is the book. She has her students drawing, reading, writing, remembering poems and creating their own books in composition books. It‘s just wonderful!
This was an extremely well-written and self-reflective memoir. It was truly heartbreaking to read about the level of abuse and neglect that Tara and her siblings experienced due to their survivalist, fundamentalist Mormon parents (one of whom seemed to have severe mental illness). This just missed being a 5 ⭐️ read for me due to a few inconsistencies. While the author very effectively describes her childhood in vibrant detail, 👇🏼 (cont‘d)
Book club today to discuss Tara Westover‘s excellent memoir, “Educated.” Book club day is always a good day. #FirstSaturdayReaders
April was not a productive reading month. I'm still working on April's #bookspin and #doublespin. But here's my list for May!
Whether you like to listen to music while reading or just love talking music, share new music discoveries or all-time favorites with the hashtag #tuesdaytunes
Hiss Golden Messenger “I Need A Teacher“
No particular reason this week, I just really like this band and this tune 🎶
https://youtu.be/nDGYV82lAFI
Just finished and it will take me some time to process. Amazing memoir. Book club next weekend for discussion. #FirstSaturdayReaders
Current read and I and I am loving it. About 2/3 through. #FirstSaturdayReaders
This is a brilliant history of Section 28, the bigotry and homophobia that led to it, the fight against it and its impact and legacy. It‘s very well researched and detailed, and Paul Baker‘s dry sense of humour makes it great fun to read. I really enjoyed this.