As you can see, these days we're reading lots of poetry and old favorites, catching up on classics we (I) missed, reading a few new books and reading lots of series.
For the kids: Now that my first grader's reading has really taken off, I had to subdivide these into categories.
To read to both kids:
The one you can't see second from the top is The Paper Bag Princess by Robert Munsch. Notice three editions of the same book? Expect to see a post on that sometime soon.
Not pictured: More by I.C. Springman, Days to Celebrate: A Full Year of Poetry, People, Holidays, History, Fascinating Facts and More by Lee Bennett Hopkin.
For the first-grader to read to herself:
The one on top that you can't see is Put Your Eyes Up Here: And Other School Poems by Kalli Dakos.
And one that didn't make it into the photo since it was in use at the time:
Not pictured: More Junie B. Jones books than you can shake a stick at, Ruby Lu, Star of the Show by Lenore Look.
To read to the first grader (possibly):
For the first grader's research project (more on that soon):
For me:
Not pictured: Wonder by R.J. Palaccio and A Patent Lie by Paul Goldstein (a legal thriller involving patent law originally checked out by my patent lawyer husband and read by both of us. I think I enjoyed it more!) and Hitty: Her First Hundred Years by Rachel Field.
What do you have checked out from the library?
You did enjoy it more. It was interesting only in the sense that how often does patent law get into a work of fiction.
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