Here's a sale I thought some might be interested in for Chinese language books. It's 20% off the entire site. :)

Here's a sale I thought some might be interested in for Chinese language books. It's 20% off the entire site. :)

Here's a sale I thought some might be interested in for Chinese language books. It's 20% off the entire site. I'll post in another area for others interested. :)

I read "Project-Based Homeschooling" by Lori McWilliam Pickett and my 10yo read "Grumbles from the Town" by Jane Yolen. 🎉🎆😀 Happy New Year!!

Here's a really fun book about Roman gladiators - "Julius Zebra: Rumble with the Romans" by Gary Northfield. I just read this book. It's an easy read that tells the journey of a zebra captured by Roman soldiers in Africa and whisked away to Rome to become a gladiator. Julius becomes friends with the other caprured animals as they train for a battle for the birthday bash for King Hadrian. The pages are in Roman numerals and there's a glossary at the end of terms used related to gladiators and Latin. I got this book at the library for fun - I love reading children's books 😠and reading them to my kids or recommending they read it. The book is a good sized chapter book with pen drawings here and there. It has a bit of Roman gladiator history, but mostly it's fun and your son won't be intimidated to read it.

I read a silly, fun book "Julius Zebra: Rumble with the Romans!" by Gary Northfield and my 10yo read lots of Christmas picture books. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone. ☺

I read "Moon Over High Street" by Natalie Babbitt and my 10yo read "Emily Prickleback's Clever Idea" by Daisy Meadows. :)

I read "The Aviary" by Kathleen O'Dell. I got it from the Scholastic Book Fair in our area. I met her at a writer's conference a while ago and was happy to see her name so I grabbed the book. My 10yo read "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" again - she really likes that book. 😊

Right now my 10yo is obsessed with Mastermind.

Our area always has it again in the spring.

What marbel said We're going today, but it's kinda the same old stuff after a while and the choices are not very good - just meh. Once in a while we find something interesting. We only go because it's nearby. I kind of forgot about until I saw this post.

I read "The Mysterious Benedict Society" by Trenton Lee Stewart and my 10yo read "Cranberry Thanksgiving" by Harry Devlin. ☺

I read "Blackberry Pie Murder" by Joanne Fluke and my 10yo read "Pilgrim Cat" by Carol Peacock. ☺

Brave Writer will be 30% off for cyber Monday with a code you get off their Facebook site or by signing up for the Friday free write e-mails.

Which ones have you used? Or anyone has used? I was thinking of getting one on cyber Monday since Brave Writer is having a sale.