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Awesome Story Time

This week it snowed in Chicago! It was the fifth largest snowstorm on record and it just keeps falling. I planned this story time a few weeks ago and really wanted to wait for a snowy week to share this theme with my story time friends. I do multiple story times each week for different groups and ages of children, so I always like to have more than a few choices to swap in and out.

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Wednesday, November 17, 2010. But How the Witch Wailed and How the Cat Spat. This book has great rhythm, great rhyme - it almost seems like it was written by a modern-day Romantic poet. The rhythm asserts itself the moment you start reading, and there is never a stumble. Sounds like a Square Dance .

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Sunday, May 27, 2012. Thursday, June 9, 2011. We have a collection of older Romance. You can grab these books at throwaway prices. The books are used, and though not pristine, are in a fairly good condition. With the words Romance Roulette.

Live to Read

A blog for parents, teachers, and all readers to share ideas about reading and books. Tuesday, February 8, 2011. I welcome my classmates from EDU 566. I started this blog as a project for another class I took in our program. I used it for a while and have it linked to a page I have on my school library wiki. To start I will share a book I recently read for myself, but would recommend it to younger readers perhaps eighth grade and up. Another wonderful book I read recently was.