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Bomb the Race to Build and Steal the World’s Most Dangerous Bomb by Steve Sheinkin I choose this book based off it being a Newbery Award winner as well as fitting for my semester challenge. … Read more

This is the book added to my wish list.  The War That Saved my Life,  has received all of the following awards as listed on Goodreads.com Newbery Honor (2016), Schneider Family Book Award for Middle… Read more

“Are you there God it’s me Margaret” by Judy Blume. Originally this book was published in 1970 and was placed on the challenged book list for mentioning of matters issues like menstruation, breast development and… Read more

  and My reading challenge for the rest of this semester is going to be two fold and was inspired by Dr. Ellington’s ideas on her blog page Dr. Ellington. I want to Investigate key… Read more

Hi everyone, For this week I choose two books that will fit into my left over my reading budget.   The Little White Owl by Tracey Corderoy, Jane Chapman (Illustrator)goodreads I have read the reviews for… Read more

   What can you do to support our freedom? What can I do to support this freedom?  I can read a few banned and challenged books that are located in our public libraries.  I can… Read more

“When You Reach Me” by Rebecca Stead image   This is a Newbery Award winning book 2010.  The Newbery Medal was named for eighteenth-century British bookseller John Newbery. It is awarded annually by the Association for… Read more

My reflection on reading this semester is as follows Reflection of the reading the I have done so far this semester makes me smile for several reasons. 1. I can’t believe I have found a… Read more

Added to my wishlist are a few books, first, On The Banks of Plum Creek – book #4,  by Laura Ingalls Wilder. This autobiography is a Newbery Award winner. This classis children’s novel written and… Read more

The video assigned about Mr. Sharp a 3rd grade teacher in Michigan is about making students life long readers.  I can envision myself introducing books by way of a POP introduction at the beginning of… Read more