Today’s discussion is about classic literature. Why I think reading it is important, and why it is important in general. I’m going so start with why classic literature is important in general. Think of your favorite high fantasy novels, then think about the first high fantasy books you ever read. For me, the first high … Continue reading #ClassicLiterature
Today's discussion is all about re-reading books and why I think it is important to re-read books. Personally, I love to re-read books and I can manage to find a balance between re-reading older books and reading more recent titles. There are a lot of positive things about reading books again. When you read a … Continue reading #ReReading
I found this review when I was going through my old school stuff. I wrote it on October 23, 1998, I was in fourth grade. The Magician’s Nephew is a story about two children, Polly and Digory who go on an adventure. The start out at Polly’s house, in a corridor that connects to Digory’s … Continue reading #MagiciansNephewReview
This past weekend I looked through all my old school stuff, not knowing what I would find. I found this story I wrote when I was eight. I was in my second year of second grade. As you can see this is not a well written or even good story. I do think it has … Continue reading #StoryTime
For the month of September, I read five books. The books that I read were all middle grade, however, one of them is a classic. I’m very satisfied with the amount of books I read. Serafina and the Black Cloak by Robert Beatty 📖📖📖📖📖-I really enjoyed this book, and I especially loved Serafina as a … Continue reading #September16WrapUp
In honor of banned books week, I decided that I would compile a list of banned books that I have read. I’m sure that there are more banned books that I have read, however finding a list of every book that has been banned or challenged isn’t the easiest thing to do. The Adventures of … Continue reading #BannedBooks
#FallTBR and Update This fall I’m participating in a reading challenge. It’s a stress-free reading challenge, and it’s a challenge created for the Stress-Free Reading Challenges Goodreads group. I set my goal for this challenge at 15 books. Two of the books, marked with asterisks are for review. This TBR is only for the challenge … Continue reading #FallTBR and Update
I had a tough reading month in August. I fell into a reading slump, which would explain why I only read four books this month. I feel like I fell into a slump after reading Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Kindred Spirits by Rainbow Rowell- 📖 📖 📖 📖 📖 This is the first … Continue reading #August16WrapUp
Well, this is late, but better late than never. I felt like July was a really good reading month for me, as I read eight books. Here is what I read in July. Scouts Honor by Dori Anne Dupré- 📖 📖 📖*I received this for review from the author. I loved the story of Scout … Continue reading #July16WrapUp
The Friday 56 was created by Freda from Freda's Voice. Rules: *Grab a book, any book. *Turn to page 56 or 56% in your eReader (If you have to improvise, that's ok.) *Find any sentence, (or few, just don't spoil it) *Post it. *Add your (url) post below in Linky. Add the post url, not your … Continue reading #Friday56 8
