Showing posts with label Discussions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Discussions. Show all posts

Monday, April 08, 2019

#BookDiscussion: How do you choose books?


Welcome back to these featured posts.  Today's discussion post is about How Do I Choose Books?  This is actually a very simple answer but I am going to break it down for you.  So how do I choose books?  Join me on this small list of reasons why I choose a book to read.  

Thursday, February 21, 2019

#BookDiscussion: Canceled Series

This week were talking about Canceled Series.  There have been a few seires that I have loved that have gotten canceled so now I am left on a cliffhanger that will never end.  So today I ask the question.  Do you think publishers should buy a series as a whole and even if it doesn't hit the best sellers list etc that all of the books should be published?  

Thursday, February 14, 2019

#BookDiscussion: Beastiality in Young Adult Titles a discussion


This weeks post for Thursday is about a topic that I think needs to be talked about.  So over the past two weeks I posted a few things about a book called Damsel.  You can check out my review here
Please note that below will be spoilers for this title.  

Friday, August 31, 2018

15 Amazing Dystopian Novels!



15 Amazing Dystopian Novels! 



Hello readers I decided to create a really great list of dystopian novels!  These are ones that I have personally read and loved so you know they won’t do you wrong. 

Wednesday, August 22, 2018

Is the Summer Reading List Dead?





You know the drill! You get ready to leave school for the summer and your teacher gives you this long list of books to read over the summer. Or maybe you are like my daughter when she was in 5th and 6th grade and the school just gives you a title to complete?  

Or even so if you are getting to the higher grades the summer reading list be it one book or more has died and doesn’t exist.   I was really surprised when we went to grab my daughter’s report card and her summer reading book to find out that there wasn’t one. That has gone on since the summer after 7th grade. 

Sunday, August 19, 2018

Does Classic literature still have a place in today's classrooms?





Hello readers I decided to write this post after learning what books my oldest daughter who just started 9th grade would be reading for school and I have to say that I was really surprised. 

Instead of reading some of the most amazing young adult titles out there they will be reading Romeo and Juliet, The Odyssey, To Kill A Mockingbird, and Of Mice and Men.