pickSuch a sweet book about a girl named Unhei who moves from Korea and is trying to fit in. Her classmates and teacher‘s kindness help her see that her name and heritage are not something that will keep her from making friends in her new school.
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pick4⭐This book is all about what you would pack in your suitcase if you were an immigrant. It‘s about the things one leaves behind and what one brings to say hi New World this is me. This is lovingly done. It‘s not really about immigration; it‘s more about introducing yourself to a new people in new society and what does that well. And while this book is lovely, it rhymes, it has cadence, it does what it does well. I wish the author had gone further.
pickPeanut has their own way of doing things. And that‘s OK! Even when things go wrong, they manage to turn them around and make the best of an iffy situation.
A joyous little book with they/them pronouns, a cute character, and fun pictures - but probably not the most memorable.
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pickThis was a fun and delightful bit of twist, mind-bending interlinked short stories. It starts with a mix up where a man gets his first cell phone and begins receiving phone calls for a famous movie star. It then tears off in other directions and touches on what is fact and fiction. While the tone is consistent, no two stories are similar, despite the connections. Fun!
pickSuper short, provocative book about a man‘s attempt to erase himself and his entitlement as a white, middle class American man. What‘s he running from? What is his agenda? Definitely a book that made me think. It also made me a little paranoid. Thanks for the recommendation @Lesliereadsalot
pickOk…this one is strange. The nameless narrator is on the run with $168,000 in cash and not much else. Who is he? What is he running from? Where is he going? It‘s a short book, but the answers appear close to the end. Hard to put down and a weird conclusion. I liked it though and I found its strangeness rather interesting.
pick4 ⭐ Susan Verde and Peter Reynolds are a bestselling team for a reason. Their books are colorful and heartfelt and have an important message that all kids need to hear. The message in this book is that “I am me” no matter what. That everyone is different and that‘s exactly the way it should be. That everyone is unique and have the things that make them special. And that no matter who you are or how you look or how you act I am me and you are you
repost for @Kenyazero:
Thank you everyone who participated in this year‘s board and June bonus board! If you want to be added to the tags for this casual year-long book bingo, let me know!
As I prepare the 2025 board, do you have any prompts you‘d love to see, or prompts you didn‘t enjoy?
original post:
https://www.litsy.com/web/post/2819643
panThis was just not for me. It was slow to get anywhere. I hated the characters. I felt like it just went in circles to go nowhere. Just not a fan of this one. Definitely a pass for me.
