I thought about how many people hear about banned book week and immediately think of 1984 or other classic novels. Most people donโt realize that there are MANY picture books being banned as well.
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I thought about how many people hear about banned book week and immediately think of 1984 or other classic novels. Most people donโt realize that there are MANY picture books being banned as well.
I read banned books. You likely do too, whether or not you realize it. How do I know this fact?
Because most books are banned for the silliest reasons.
These books were Jelly Bean approved. But even if they werenโt, we still would have donated them.
Please note that while Iโm a fast reader, I did not complete all these books. I read (and listen) to multiple books at once, so these are the books I was reading.
Itโs more or less the 10 year anniversary of the Dr. Bookworm blog.
Summer reads that will make you fall in love with reading again
Dr. Bookworm often asks her patients, โWhat are you reading, right now?โ
Come check out a few childrenโs book writers and illustrators who make book-related activity pages!
What is your favorite YA novel that was published in the last five years?
โAlex approached Black Elm as if she were sidling up to a wild animal, cautious in her walk up the long, curving driveway, careful not to show her fear. How many times had she made this walk? But today was different.โ
from Hell Bent by Leigh Bardugo
For one of her classes, Mini Me Bookworm is supposed to write something about Randall Park and what his inclusion in the MCU universe means. I know it means something to her, but it means something slightly different to me.
My favorite part of New Moon is still the scene in which Bella is staring out the window as the months go by. I thought it was the perfect visual depiction of the blank pages in the book.
Happy World Read-Aloud Day 2021
Early reading isnโt just for speech development.
Which novel does this first page belong to?
Also, our list of 2021 New Yearโs Day โraffleโ books.
A re-introduction to Dr. Bookworm