Welcome to Litsy!

I needed more humor and less thriller, so reading my #doublespin before my #bookspin this month. Also #letterA for #LitsyAtoZ. @TheAromaofBooks @Texreader

Quite good account of his life and work in publishing. Kind of like having an old friend remembering. Stories about authors and family, etc

Started a book I got for free at a Library sale and I am really enjoying it.

“Because the future champion of children's books was just a lad.“

I would use this in an upper elementary grade classroom. This would be a perfect book to introduce the importance of children's books and why we have them today.

A great story of how children's came to be. Does a great job of explaining who John Newberry was and why children's books are so important. Children in school will love learning about John Newberry!

#randosurvey @laurenslibrary
1. The kids are out of school and switching to online learning for at least the next 2 weeks. I am a college prof and we close on Wednesday and I am currently converting all my course to an online format until March 31. All extra-curricular are suspended and all non-essential retail will be shut as of tomorrow.
2. Yes! But not an over abundance
3. Cancelled
4. The plains of passage
5. 1917

Stay healthy 🦠🦠🦠

#randosurvey
1. My Spring Break is now 2 weeks long, hopefully not longer. (Teacher and the schools of Illinois are closed)
2. Should be ok hopefully!
3. Nope
4. Love Her or Lose Her by Tessa Bailey and I just started listening to House of Earth and Blood by Sarah J. Maas
5. Finally saw Knives Out and I loved it!
@laurenslibrary

1. Gravity‘s Rainbow comes to mind
2. The Room (so bad it‘s funny)
3. Olives
4. 🤷‍♀️
5. Exercise
#randosurvey @laurenslibrary

It‘s almost a wrap on January, which means it‘s almost time for a new monthly challenge! We hope you‘ll join us...we love seeing your posts! 😊❤️📚
#ReallyRandomFebruary