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My school bags. The large one was a gift from someone who knows me well. 😁 Happiness is when the coffee comes to you. Thank you @roastedntoastednc Ok, I realize that I am late to the party on this one, but you must read this book! All of the hype is totally worth it. It is hard enough to be the new kid at a new school, but when you feel that you stand out because you don’t look or act like everyone else it makes being new even more challenging. But even when you are new, if you manage to keep an open mind and find your tribe, things might just have a way of working out. This book was fabulous! The black and white drawings from Jordan’s sketchbook were some of the best pages. Never think that graphic novels can’t also be deep stories because this one might help lots of people see that we aren’t so very different after all. . . #graphicnovel #newkid #middleschool #school #friendship #multicultural #readyourworld #weneeddiversebooks #bookstagram #bookaddiction Enjoying the sunshine, coffee, and this fun intermediate reader I got from the @kidlitexchange which was published 5/7/19. All opinions are my own. 👧🏻👧🏻👧🏻👧🏻 Do you remember those days in early elementary school when it was super important to get to be line leader? Or when you cared about the order that things went in? Well, that is at the heart of this intermediate chapter book by #rachelvail. Young Elizabeth is frustrated by the fact that she never gets to go first or sit next to her best friend, Bucky. She decides that her name now starts with the letter A and manages to make everyone in her class think about the fairness of doing everything in alphabetical order. 👧🏻👧🏻👧🏻👧🏻 This is a fun book for kids in grades K-3. The chapters are super short and there are black and white illustrations throughout. Kids can relate to how Elizabeth as a character. She is flawed and frustrated, but she really is trying to do her best. A nice change of pace for younger readers. 👧🏻👧🏻👧🏻👧🏻 #kidlit #independentreader #elementaryschool #alphabeticalorder #debatebasics #feiwelandfriends #mackids #illustratedchapterbook #librariansofinstagram #bookaddict Our Hebrew school kids updated our peace garden. #teachpeace #iamajew I am a very happy library science student with today’s mail. #librariesrock #librariansofinstagram #booksaboutbooks

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