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Tag Archives: dogs
Fenris and Mott by Greg van Eekhout
Who doesn’t want to read a fast-paced middle grade fantasy combining Norse mythology with magical puppy mayhem? Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print
Tagged California, dogs, environment, Norse mythology, youth fantasy
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Real-Life and Realistic Early Chapter Books
Here are thoughts on some of the early chapter books I read this fall, any of which would make good gifts for the 7 to 9 year-olds on your holiday shopping list My Furry Foster Book 1: Truman the Dog … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Early Chapter Books, Print, Realistic
Tagged #OwnVoices, #wndb, African-American, Asian-American, dogs, Early Chapter Books, Japanese, Latino/a, Latinx
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Picture Book Round-Up
My sweet little girl is home sick today, with Daddy and Brother. Before I left for work, the two children were curled up on the sofa together, with Brother doing his very best dramatic reading of The Last King of … Continue reading