It's Monday! What are you reading? Is a wonderful community of readers, teachers, and librarians. Hosted by Jen over at Teach Mentor Texts along with Kellee and Ricki at Unleashing Readers, participants share their reading adventures from the past week along with their reading plans for the week ahead.
My Monday posts are generally just a highlight of what I've been reading during the week so if you'd like to see all that I've been reading, follow my Goodreads page.
Last week I finished reading with my ears:
Say You'll Remember Me by Katie McGarry A book that is both a romance and critical examination of our political and judicial systems. One that shows that getting into these professions with all the best intentions in the world doesn't mean you won't be complicit in contributing to an already unjust and corrupt system. Picture books I loved last week: The Sun is Kind of Big Deal by Nick Seluk
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Outside My Window by Linda Ashman, illustrated by Jamey Christoph
When you look out the window of your home, what do you see? We may all see different things, but we see the same things too -- the sky, the sun, and the moon. A beautiful story to remind us we all share this world together.
Currently (still) reading:
Odd One Out by Nic Stone
Currently reading with my ears:
Puddin' by Julie Murphy
I'm very excited about Odd One Out -- can't wait to hear what you think of this one once you're finished. Also looking forward to Outside My Window and The Wall in the Middle of the Book. Great list! Thanks for sharing, Beth!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous reading week you've had! I now want to read Say You'll Remember Me and The Wall in the Middle of the Book.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to find Outside My Window. I've read and loved the other picture books.
ReplyDeleteI really liked Odd One Out, will be looking forward to your review!
I know so many people loved Dumplin' but I had to put it down after reading the part at the very beginning where they made fun of the girl who had a limb length discrepancy. Couldn't put up with that in honor of my daughter.
I will need to get The Wall in the Middle of the Book. ;)
ReplyDeleteOutside My Window sounds beautiful and perfect for my multicultural text-set. Let me find that one.
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