It is National Drop Everything and Read Day and Beverly Cleary's 96th birthday. I demand you leave my blog and find a nice place to read. Happy reading!
Happy birthday, Beverly!
Popular Posts
-
A rather bold squirrel did everything in its power to sabotage my I, Juan Pareja video. You might want to skip this week's video. Sorry!...
-
The Monarch Award is a K-3 readers' choice book award. The name Monarch was chosen because of its familiarity to K-3 children and to ... -
Good news! Colby Sharp and I asked Annie Barrows and Sophie Blackall eight easy-peasy questions about the Ivy and Bean series. Mr. Schu:... -
Everybody wants this child. The teacher who would save her. The graduate student who would study her. The cult leader who would worship her....
-
Debbie Alvarez (AKA the Styling Librarian) is a teacher-librarian in Hong Kong. She's an avid reader, a thoughtful and inspiring blogger...
-
Jen and Kellee over at TeachMentorTexts.com host a weekly meme called "What Are You Reading? From Picture Books to YA." It enco... -
Margaret Atwood, an author well known to be deeply concerned about the environment, will see a special edition of her newest book, In Other ...
-
In his debut novel, Edgardo David Holzman draws upon his knowledge of Argentina and the world of human rights crimes to tell a gripping, hau...
-
Undershaw around 1900. Doyle's children, Mary and Kingsley, are on the driveway. Sherlock Holmes fans can heave a sigh of relief. Unders...
-
Two hundred years after Jane Austen penned Pride and Prejudice, the regency comedy of manners has never had a larger following or longer leg...
