
Tag: bookworm


Reading For Pleasure in 2022: the books I read in March
What have you been reading this month? I tacked non-fiction, fiction and YA. Continue reading Reading For Pleasure in 2022: the books I read in March

Using “A Kind of Spark” to connect with students
Representation of neurodiverse young people is so important; books like these hold up not only a mirror, but also a window in which we can all get a glimpse of what it is like to experience the world differently. Continue reading Using “A Kind of Spark” to connect with students

This week I’m reading: On Writing by Stephen King
A precious glimpse into the life and mind of one of our most gifted writers. Continue reading This week I’m reading: On Writing by Stephen King

Reading for Pleasure in 2022: February’s books
A round-up of all the books I read during February 2022 Continue reading Reading for Pleasure in 2022: February’s books

Like A Charm by Elle McNicoll
I had to pace myself so I didn’t finish this book too quickly. Continue reading Like A Charm by Elle McNicoll

This week I’m reading: A Class Act by Rob Beckett
Beckett, from a working-class London family, contrasts his experience and with that of middle and upper-class people Continue reading This week I’m reading: A Class Act by Rob Beckett

Our Endless Numbered Days by Claire Fuller
I am still processing this story; it is lingering in my mind a few days after finishing it, which is an indication of just how rich and striking this book is Continue reading Our Endless Numbered Days by Claire Fuller