I thought about how many people hear about banned book week and immediately think of 1984 or other classic novels. Most people donβt 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 werenβt, we still would have donated them.
Please note that while Iβm 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.
Su Moonβs debut picture book VLAD IS MAD! is about a vampire kid who is a little too full of emotions.
Itβs more or less the 10 year anniversary of the Dr. Bookworm blog.
If you follow me on Instagram, you may have noticed that I tend to re-post stories (daily or weekly) that are labeled as βthe post that made me smile todayβ. Click to see me hopscotching. :D
Which book did I read on National Read a Book Day (Sept 6)?
Read our review of the ARC of Espiritu, the much anticipated sequel to Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas.
Tiny T. Rex and the First-Day Oopsies is the perfect first day of school book! Even if itβs the 21st day of school. :D
Summer reads that will make you fall in love with reading again
Mr. Bookworm did his own review of Sashimi 2 (AKA SASHIMI AND THE FIELD TRIP OF DOOM) and he referred to Sashimi as a chaos engine. I would have to agree. Maybe heβs a chaos magnet even. But the journey with him is never boring.
Happy Pride Month! Here are some great middle grade reads for kids and adults.