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
MY MASHED UP LIFE 