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We have read a lot of wonderful books this year, but have we missed your favorite?
What book should we read in November?
Please write in your choice. As always, you may write in titles, provided the book is a 2021 Newbery contender and already published.
What book should we read in November?
Please write in your choice. As always, you may write in titles, provided the book is a 2021 Newbery contender and already published.
A Ceiling Made of Eggshells by Gail Carson Levine
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King and the Dragonflies
(write-in)
A Wish in the Dark by Christina Soontornvat
(write-in)
Something to Say by Lisa Moore Ramee
(write-in)
Before the Ever After by Jacqueline Woodson
(write-in)
Becoming Muhammad Ali b James Patterson and Kwame Alexander
(write-in)
City Spies by James Ponti
(write-in)
king and the dragonflies
(write-in)
the Blackbird Girls
(write-in)
Snapdragon by Kat Leyh
(write-in)
Show Me a Sign
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I just read Fighting Words, Wink, and Maybelle Lane- all great- can't decide.
Kristen wrote: "I wanted to add A Wolf for a Spell by Karah Sutton but from what I can tell she lives in New Zealand. I'm not sure if she is eligible even if she is from Kentucky...."Eligibility requirements say US citizenship, which I believe she is. I wanted to vote for this too.
ETA: Looks like it doesn't come out until Dec though.
Has anyone read "Everything Sad is Untrue", I am just starting it but was looking for thoughts.
Everything Sad is Untrue was excellent and distinguished. I worry about a kid getting through it.
Can I vote for something not included in the poll?
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Yes! Please write your book title in the write-in, or "Your choice," under all the choices the poll offers.
Shella wrote: "City spies is a wonderful book!!"Yup!
I also loved Everything Sad is Untrue, but I haven't had any students read it yet and wonder what they will think. Possibly better for Printz readers?
Tamsyn wrote: "I also loved Everything Sad is Untrue, but I haven't had any students read it yet and wonder what they will think. Possibly better for Printz readers?"I really enjoyed this, but I don’t see my sixth graders reading this at all. It is a beautiful story, but they couldn’t keep up.
I want to leave this group. It's been fun, but my situation has changed.
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Thank you for participating Patty!
