Finding Joy Suddenly and Every Day
It has been a few years since I posted my summer TBR pile of books. This year I claim the Summer of Reading for me. This is the first summer in 15 years I will not have to work all the way through. From 2007-2022, I was a middle school director, which meant I did… Continue reading Feels Like Summer: Book Haul 2023
The pile of summer reads is here! I have been curating and choosing what I want to read for the last month or so, and now it is ready! This is just in time since I take vacation next week. Curl up. Lay out. Drink a summer beverage (most likely iced coffee). Read. Repeat. I… Continue reading Summer Reading 2017 (Yay!)
I want to take a moment to review a friend's chapbook of poetry. I love her work and style, and it always delights me to be able to review her poetry! Cati Porter is a daring poet and creator of spaces, both physical and digital, in which to collect and showcase poets/poetry. We met over… Continue reading Eat the Words…
The Reading Nook Have book will travel. This is the summer of moving. We moved in June (literally the day after the last day of school) from our home of 11 years to a friend's home for 7 weeks, and next week we will be moving to a new place that we will live in… Continue reading Summer Reading 2015, Part 2 (A Moveable Feast)
Here it is folks, the annual "what I am reading" post. It is a summer of reading to be sure, and I am always excited to figure out what I am most in the mood for. I am habitual like most of us humans, so I have a pattern to my reading habits. As soon… Continue reading Summer of Reading (2014)
It's July already. I am on a vacation of sorts that includes tutoring a high school freshman as he works through his summer reading. This summer a lot of what I am reading will be for others. However, I love reading so no matter. The first on my list is PURELY for pleasure: The… Continue reading Summer Reading List 2013
It's that time again! Sometimes I wonder if I was drawn to a career in education simply due to the fact that summer meant a slower pace and a huge pile of books to read! Now that I am mostly an administrator, it means that I don't get the long teacher time off, but I… Continue reading Summer Reading List
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