Welcome to Litsy!

It is one of my favorite dishes that is very easy to make. My parents never made this, but I discovered this from a friend and made it for my family forever. #Foodandalit #Canada @Texreader @Catsandbooks
Cook chicken in water by boiling until done. Take off bones and put it back in the stock. Add carrots, 1 onion, potatoes, celery, and whatever vegetables you may want.Add salt, pepper, sage, cloves to taste. Cook until veggies are done. ⬇️

A couple more good quotes from the book, Shame on You, which I just finished. That was a ride. Social media can be so toxic. I think I'll stick to Litsy, where all we care about is #reading. 😅

#socialmedia #masks

3 ⭐This book is very interesting. As all Covid things have now been considered done and over this book is more of a reminder, then I hope to get through. It would also be great for the next pandemic, when we are once again locked behind doors. This book stays to the hopeful and the exciting but mentioned that you don‘t always get what you want or have what you need but you still had the world.

Chick and Chickie Play All Day by Claude Ponti is a cute book but I‘m not sure I would use it in a classroom above preschool. It is a fun story about two chicks trying to figure out what to do as they are board. It only talks about the letter A and it‘s sounds but it does have very cute illustrations that portray a fun story.

This comic style book uses a simplistic white background with black boarders to encompass its illustrations. As chick and chickie try to discover the different sounds the A will make different fonts and word bubbles appear. This allows you to see what each character is saying and how it may be portrayed. The use of different sized fonts is used to show how loud or soft a voice would be.

“When we‘re all nice…” “…he is happy”

“well, tomorrow we can play with B!”

i like that this boook is focused on new readers.

i like this boook for young children. It is funny and the children will laugh at it. it can also help them learn the alphabet.

Graphic Novel, 2012. This book is ideal for very young grades and/or low level readers. It gives low level readers a chance to read comics, which you don‘t get to see very often!