so-soTook a while for this to get going, and I wasn‘t sure where it was headed originally. But it got much better for the last 2/3 of the book and I was more invested once things really started happening. There were two couples, though, that I kept getting confused. Eventually, I figured out the characters, but even toward the end, I often had to stop to figure out who was who, and which couple they were a part of. Once it picked up, it was good.
pickGreat kids book about garbage & the history of same!
“Mr jones said garbage contained lots of useful things that can be recycled or used again”
pickThis is a great informational non fiction book that is an awesome way to explain to children in simple terms why recycling is important!
pickI love the way Meghan McCarthy presents history to children. This book has opportunities to discuss sexism, implicit bias, environmental justice, math and research at an elementary level. #everybodybooks
Thanks for the tag @RamsFan1963
1. They were expecting a boy so they didn‘t have a girl‘s name picked out. The delivery room doctor said I looked like his daughter Tina...and that became my name.
2. Colorful sunsets. Healthy teeth. Time with hubby. Dark chocolate with sea salt...
Wanna play? @staci.reads @Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick
#thankfulthursday @Cosmos_Moon
My new commemorative 2020 ornament from www.knarfindustries.com
1. Tagged
2. Read on my patio, audiobook driving or puzzling
3. Lisa Loeb, You Say
#wondrouswednesday
@Eggs 🤗 I have a song question for #ThankfulThuraday this week, too! I just saw the Ww post and about to post the other. It‘s a musical week 🎼 🎵🎶
When people hear the name of the Mississippi River, they think “mighty” and “historic” and “legendary.”
#FirstLineFridays
@ShyBookOwl
