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emilyreads: March, Book 2: Review Haiku
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I read books. Lots of 'em. March, Book 2: Review Haiku. How long shall my. Enemy be exalted over. Me, O my Lord? By John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell. Top Shelf, 2015, 192 pages. Perhaps I need to calm down. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Reader, agent, mother, editor, annihilator of confusion. I post Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, except when I don't. @emilyreads. View my complete profile. Circus Mirandus: Review Haiku. YOU GUYS IM GOING TO SEE HAMILTON TONIGHT. The Nest: Review Haiku.
emilyreads: Qwikpick Papers: Review Haiku
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I read books. Lots of 'em. Qwikpick Papers: Review Haiku. From three low-income kids with. The Qwikpick Papers: Poop Fountain! The Qwikpick Papers: The Rat with the Human Face. By Tom Angleberger. Amulet, 2015, 144 pages; 160 pages. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Reader, agent, mother, editor, annihilator of confusion. I post Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, except when I don't. @emilyreads. View my complete profile. Circus Mirandus: Review Haiku. YOU GUYS IM GOING TO SEE HAMILTON TONIGHT.
emilyreads: The Story of Diva and Flea: Review Haiku
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I read books. Lots of 'em. The Story of Diva and Flea: Review Haiku. Paris and I are. Not good friends, but this book makes. Me want to live there. The Story of Diva and Flea. By Mo Willems, illustrated by Tony DiTerlizzi. Hyperion, 2015, 80 pages. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Reader, agent, mother, editor, annihilator of confusion. I post Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, except when I don't. @emilyreads. View my complete profile. The Kidney Hypothetical: Review Haiku. Vermont, I am in you.
emilyreads: On vacation
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I read books. Lots of 'em. As is my wont, I'm taking July off from blogging. Think of me fondly, especially from 7/11 through 7/18, when eleven of my favorite high schoolers, three of my favorite adults, and I will be sweating and grunting through a week of hard work with Appalachia Service Project. Labels: apropro of nothing. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Reader, agent, mother, editor, annihilator of confusion. I post Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, except when I don't. @emilyreads.
emilyreads: October 2014
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I read books. Lots of 'em. Wild Things: Review Haiku. Worth it for the. James Marshall shoe story alone. Read it and weep, folks. Wild Things: Acts of Mischief in Children's Literatur. By Betsy Bird, Julie Danielson, and Peter Sieruta. Candlewick, 2014, 288 pages. Always Abigail: Review Haiku. About mean girls, nice girls, and. Doing the right thing. By Nancy J. Cavanaugh. Sourcebooks Jabberwocky, 2014, 320 pages. Two Girls Staring at the Ceiling: Review Haiku. Two Girls Staring at the Ceiling. Of them&#...
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Biblio Links | Connecting books, authors, and illustrators with kids, librarians and teachers | Page 2
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Connecting books, authors, and illustrators with kids, librarians and teachers. Donate Books in Foreign Languages. Newer posts →. The Art of Flying by Judy Hoffman. October 21, 2013. I was charmed by this sweet adventure story about a girl named Fortuna who finds a friend in Martin, a shy boy who has been transformed from bird to human. The fantasy elements–witchcraft, talking animals, and flying children–all felt believable. Hand this book to the kid who:. Loves being outside, or. Use this to teach:.
putting smiles on faces :): it's spring...
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Putting smiles on faces :). A newly-minted children's librarian shares her adventures in the storytime room. Well, it was spring when I was reading these stories! We had a week and a half of very unusual weather for March in this part of the Midwest - several days we had temperatures in the 80's! This morning, however, it was less than 40. back to reality! I asked the children if they knew what season it was? What season brings all the flowers out? This book is more of a poem than it is a proper story, b...
Wood's Books: March 2012
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Quick thoughts on great YA books (and a few classics, too) from your friendly neighborhood English teacher. Monday, March 5, 2012. Why We Broke Up. This is a great read. While it's sad because you know what ultimately happens between these two.it's still nice to read about someone going through something that we all deal with - the break up. Oh, and here's the website for The Why We Broke Up Project. If you want to share. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Shelfari: Book reviews on your book blog.
Wood's Books: July 2011
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Quick thoughts on great YA books (and a few classics, too) from your friendly neighborhood English teacher. Monday, July 11, 2011. How to Read Literature Like a Professor. I'm not sure. I felt that way when reading. If I knew the work he was talking about, then the chapter was definitely more interesting to me. If I didn't know the work, I appreciated Foster's plot summary and explanation, but the chapter didn't mean as much. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Shelfari: Book reviews on your book blog.
Wood's Books: November 2011
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Quick thoughts on great YA books (and a few classics, too) from your friendly neighborhood English teacher. Monday, November 21, 2011. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Shelfari: Book reviews on your book blog. Just One Year by Gayle Forman. Book Blogs I Follow. A Chair, A Fireplace, and a Tea Cozy. Simple template. Template images by luoman.
Wood's Books: My Really Late Summer Reading List
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Quick thoughts on great YA books (and a few classics, too) from your friendly neighborhood English teacher. Thursday, September 13, 2012. My Really Late Summer Reading List. So, I moved from one city to another this summer. Started a new job. It's been busy. But.here are the cool books I read this summer that I thought y'all might like. Just a quick word about each one. A must read if you like the first one. I am, of course, just sad I've got to wait until the final book comes out. The Name of the Star.
A Womb of One's own: April 2012
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A Womb of One's own. Tuesday, April 17, 2012. Who is the source of stress here? Sometimes I think I should rename this blog 'fumbling through motherhood'.I've spent many an hour racking my brains over the source of my child's meltdowns in the morning on the days I go to work and every night when I make dinner. They began around 12 months old and now, at 29 months continue on a mostly daily basis. The person that I most wish I could talk with about my role as a mother is my grandmother. A person, who,...
A Womb of One's own: Should be we surprised by this?
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A Womb of One's own. Saturday, July 21, 2012. Should be we surprised by this? Another day of buzz on the interwebs. This one is a true tragedy; the shooting in Aurora, CO at a midnight showing of the new Batman movie. A line from an article. Frankly, the concept of violence extends all the way down to children's clothes. In recent years a trend has emerged of the use of camouflage in boys and girls clothing. For girls, of course it has the ever-present pink added in, but for boys it is straight u...Ben a...
Wood's Books: The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky
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Quick thoughts on great YA books (and a few classics, too) from your friendly neighborhood English teacher. Monday, October 15, 2012. The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky. Some books stick with you and you feel all happy and warm and fuzzy inside when you finish. Others make you grab boxes of tissues. This one stayed with me, but not in a way I've experienced before. I just enjoyed it. I was glad to have gone on the journey with Charlie. It's hard to really describe this little book. Bu...
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Millie's Musings
Wednesday, March 25, 2009. Can't Keep the Rain Off of My Back. I can't keep this rain. Off of my back. The rain that comes down. Mostly, it comes down. In great big torrents. Occasionally in very little amounts. But both as cold and biting. As the winter wind. If I had a choice. I would move out from under. But I can't escape it. It will dwindle slowly. As fierce and dark. Over my hung head. This cloud of depression. Only to be pushed back. And to come again. To be pushed back once more. To hold it off.
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A Blog is Worth . . . BIG THANKS TO MY GRANDPA WHO BOUGHT ME THE TICKETS TO SEE THIS MUSICAL* (my opinions and comments in this entry are my own. I’ll try not to spoil too much ;) I’m definit. Casts and Other Cool Things. Holy cow it’s been a long time 오랜 만이야! Well I guess I better let people know that I haven’t died hahaha XD I haven’t done any modeling recently but I’d like to. I c. Divine Role and Happiness. HISTORY SWINGS Please like and share! Dance away, dance away, dance away all! For all of you w...
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I read books. Lots of 'em. So long, and thanks for all the books. It is with mixed emotions that I report on this, the tenth (! Anniversary of emilyreads.com, that I am taking a break from the blog. Running this blog introduced me to the broader book-blogging community, particularly the Cybils. Crew Being a second-round judge for the Cybils for nearly its entire history was super fun for me, and gave me much more exposure to SFF and graphic novels (a new favorite genre! Than I would have had otherwise.
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Book reviews, new book updates, book blog, book nerd. It’s Been Awhile Book Tag? February 15, 2015. So, it’s been awhile since I posted anything. At all. I created a book tag just for this occasion! Basically, if you too have a book blog and in fact have not posted in at least 2 weeks, this tag may be for you! SO here are some questions I’ve compiled that may or may not be your cup of tea. I hope it is, though. Question no. 1: Explain in two words why you have been neglecting book blogging. In come the c...
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Meandering.the way I get from point A to point B. Monday, February 13, 2012. Links to recent experiments and concoctions. Hand soap: http:/ www.thefarmersnest.com/2011/11/liquid-hand-soap-diy.html. Nut milk: http:/ mynewroots.blogspot.com/2011/08/my-new-roots-cooking-show-how-to-make.html. Deodorant: http:/ www.passionatehomemaking.com/2008/03/update-homemade-deoderant.html. Thursday, January 26, 2012. I was going to be risky by posting Christmas gifts on the world wide web for everyone to see before.
