pickI grew up in the 90s grunge era when this was set, so I couldn't wait to read this book. Five years ago, Elijah, the lead vocalist of the Lightning Bottles, drowned. He was the much loved member of the band, unlike his wife and partner Jane, who was also the last person to see him. There was a lot of mystery surrounding his death, and in Germany, a fan named Hen thinks she has found the ultimate clue 🖤
#WickedWords #poem @AsYouWish
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#PoetryMatters is giving me the time I‘ve always meant to put aside for #poetry. This extract is from an anthology that covers the twentieth century. Koenig is the protagonist of this long #poem. I like this one in how its unexpected, #vines here are of wild yams and bananas described as cows with unmilked fruit; just wonderful descriptions that remind me why I 💛 poetry 😊
“There's so much to do, you see, when it's just the world and me.“ It shows the authors love for nature and finding joy in simple things.
This is a great book to promote outdoor activities and inspiring kids to see nature and outdoors.
pickPoetry- Published in 2012. This poetry books talks about games and activities like playing with sticks, jumping rope, blowing bubbles, and catching fireflies. The book encourages readers to appreciate the fun of everyday fun.
This book can link to my teaching in the classroom by promoting discussions about dreams, aspirations, and self-expression, allowing students to connect their personal goals to broader societal themes. It also encourages creativity and imagination, which are essential elements in fostering a love for reading and learning.
pickThis is a children‘s picture book published in 1996 that celebrates the aspirations and dreams of young people through the lens of Langston Hughes‘s powerful poetry. The book combines illustrations with Hughes's inspiring words, encouraging children to believe in their dreams and work towards achieving them.
I have a dream, A dream that is mine
I would not use this book in my classroom
