Growing Bookworks – Are their benefits to repetitive reading? My Growing Bookworms post today is about whether there are benefits to repetitive reading with children. Thanks for hosting me Kaye Lynne Booth of Writing to be Read blog. Writing to be Read “As adults, we know that you might read a complex book […]
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Smorgasbord Children’s Reading Room – Update – #Reviews – #Princess Wanda Luthman, #Historical Antoinette Truglio Martin Posted on August 12, 2021 by Smorgasbord – Variety is the Spice of Life. Welcome to the Children’s Reading Rooms for books up to the age of twelve. The first book with a recent review is the fairy story – […]
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Smorgasbord Children’s Reading Room – #Hearingloss Dawn Doig, #Seadog Patricia Furstenberg, #Environment Kathleen Jae Welcome to the Reading Room with books on the shelves for children to the age of 12. The first book today with a recent review is And So, Ahmed Hears by Dawn Doig About the book Ahmed is a little boy who […]
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#Bookreviews #Children – Oskar’s Quest and Pawfect Pet Poets Oskar’s Quest by Annika Perry What Amazon says Oskar is afraid of adventures. Yet one day he finds himself on a mysterious island which needs his help. Join Oskar on this unexpected and magnificent quest, where he finds not only courage but so much more… […]
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Smorgasbord Book Reviews Rewind – #YA – Amanda in Malta: The Sleeping Lady (An Amanda Travels Adventure Book 8) by Darlene foster Read more …
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Summer Reading – Mysteries/Suspense/Crime/Romance/Historical Fiction/Short Stories for 18+! Are you looking for some entertaining reading to enjoy this summer at the beach, lake, backyard pool or just about anywhere. Look no further than Jemsbooks.com for plenty of summertime reading. You can purchase them at Amazon, Barnes & Noble and by clicking on the covers to the […]
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It’s the little things, that matter.” Ritu Bhathal Today, Spidey and I decided to have a little chat about appreciation… Friday marked the end of one of the most surreal school years in my career, and indeed, the career of many other educators. Last year was weird enough with the whole term long lockdown, but, […]
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Milly – Part 4 Posted on July 24, 2021 by Jennie In Part 3, Milly brought in beautiful fabrics and placed them on the sketch of the Peace Quilt spread out across a big table. Children came to her like moths to a candle, picking out just the right fabrics. At last the quilt was completed, […]
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Smorgasbord Cafe and Bookstore – Meet the Authors 2021 – #Childrens Norah Colvin, #Horses Deanie, Humphrys-Dunne Read about famous children book authors, and get more knowledge about fantastic books, your children will love to read. HERE
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#Bookreviews #Children – Oskar’s Quest and Pawfect Pet Poets Oskar’s Quest by Annika Perry What Amazon says Oskar is afraid of adventures. Yet one day he finds himself on a mysterious island which needs his help. Join Oskar on this unexpected and magnificent quest, where he finds not only courage but so much more… “It’s […]
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