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Finished this yesterday morning before our family hike/picnic.

This was one of the most honest, straight-forward, heart warming coming of age stories I ever read.

28/80

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Placing catch up with prompts. For yesterday, I definitely count cheese (& cheesemakers) among my #Blessings. 😋🧀💛 This is a quirky & fun foodie book.

“If Evan‘s Garden couldn't be a happy place, then he was going to make it the saddest place around. “

I would read this book in my classroom to show my students that grief is normal, but it can get better. Or if there was a loss of a loved one or a pet of one of my students, I would read this to the other students to help them understand.

“More time passed”

This book could be used to show historical change and it would be interesting to use a timeline to help students understand this concept.

This book has amazing, illustrations and an interesting storyline. Well, I enjoyed this book. It is not my favorite, but it would still make a good addition to a classroom library.

“But a good place won‘t stay empty for long”

This book could be used to focus on SEL and support students if they are going through a loss in their family, person and pet alike. This helps show how to overcome and persevere for all ages.