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Nov 19, 2007
I just cried my way through My Sister's Keeper by Jodi
Piccolt. It was the first book of hers that I have read.
I've seen others by her and am wondering what to get next.
I'm also a little worried that maybe this was the best one
and I have spoiled myself for all the others!
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Tricia
lain Truth,Keeping Faith, and Vanishing Act are my favorites. Some of the others I struggled through--her writing is very realistic and eye opening! Look at the next posts about good reads--I put some good thrillers in those posts.
Nov 23, 2007
Starting my unit on the Greeks and dragged out my
reading list. It's time to do Odysseus again using
...Rosemary Scutcliff... as usual my battle between her
Black Ships Before Troy or Odysseus
.
WANT a good historical writer none better...well
grounded in history --well written author Jo S
Dec 14, 2007
Revisited some Dick Francis mystery books this past weekend,
wirtten 20 or more years ago. I enjoyed them. Picked them up
at a yard sale for 50 cents
Dec 30, 2007
This is my first time posting, but I wanted to say that
right before leaving for the break, I finished reading The
Tale of Desperaux to my 4th graders and they ALL (even my
boys) LOVED this book!!!
Has anyone else ever read it? Did your kids love it as much
as mine did? I'd love for others to share ...See More
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Melissa
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I agree. I have read this for 2 year to my third grade
students and they enjoy every moment. They are waiting on
pins and needles to find out what happens next.
I agree. I have read this for 2 year to my third grade
students and they enjoy every moment. They are waiting on
pins and needles to find out what happens next.
Mae in Texas
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I've read it aloud to my 2nd graders for 3 years now. They love
it. The movie comes out in October...:o) Mae
I've read it aloud to my 2nd graders for 3 years now. They love
it. The movie comes out in October...:o) Mae
Dec 31, 2007
I'm going to start reading The Sister's Grimm (book 1) to
my 4th graders when we return on Wednesday. Has anyone ever
read it? A friend of mine read it to her class and she said
they loved it! Just curious if anyone else has read it to
their class and what the reaction was!!
:)
Cathy
Dec 31, 2007
I know some of your names from the Golden Apple board.
Being retired, I don't read many children's books anymore
(except to the granddaughters), but I am constantly
reading just for pleasure. I just read The Long Walk Home
by Will North. It was a first novel for him and it was
FANTASTIC!!!!! Sure hope he ...See More
Jan 2, 2008
Bo, I think it was you who reminded me of the author of
the books about the Amish woman "detective". I wanted to
read another of her books and I need reminding of her name
again....just looking for an easy bedtime book.
Jan 3, 2008
It's so good already. I'll post back as I read more!!!
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