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Monday, February 29, 2016
It's Monday! What are you reading? 2-29-16
It's Monday! What are you reading? Is a wonderful community of readers, teachers, and librarians. Hosted by Jen over at Teach Mentor Texts along with Kellee and Ricki at Unleashing Readers, participants share their reading adventures from the past week along with their reading plans for the week ahead.
My Monday posts are generally just a highlight of what I've been reading during the week so if you'd like to see all that I've been reading, follow my Goodreads page.
Last week I reviewed:
Light of Day by Allison Van Diepen
I finished reading:
The Great American Whatever by Tim Federle
A great YA debut from middle grade author Tim Federle. I have a review scheduled for this one later this week.
Currently reading:
The Way I Used to Be by Amber Smith
Currently reading with my ears:
Paperweight by Meg Haston
I really liked Paperweight. I hope it makes a good audiobook. Come see what I read here. Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to your review of the new Tim Federle. I was lucky enough to be at his table at the Children's Lit lunch at NCTE a couple of years ago--so much fun. He's one of my favorite presenters at NCTE too--hilarious and profound and everything that comes out of his mouth is tweetable!
ReplyDeleteWill have to check back, as I'm curious about the YA Tim Federle book. Really like his Nate series for MG. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThe Great American Whatever sounds like fun - especially since his Nate series has many fans in my classroom.
ReplyDeleteI'll look for your review of The Great American Whatever, Beth. The two you're reading now look so serious, and important. Glad to see the titles, & will look for those reviews, too.
ReplyDeletePaperweight looks good - I have yet to begin on Tim Federle's novels - I have a collection here at home, but haven't read them yet.
ReplyDeleteI am interested to hear what you think about Paperweight. I always come to you for my next audiobook. You seem to enjoy listening as much as I do. Have a great week, Beth!
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