laurenem6.bsky.social
Mom of two, #kidlit writer, elementary school librarian, movie-lover, crazy LEGO lady
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Good luck!
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Oh true! But they were plastic bath books
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I’ve never read a book in the bath, so at least there’s that!
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Best game ever.
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At least get the bamboo and small orchid! They’re “cheaper”!
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Mine too!
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*there are
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There a Wings of Fire plushies? My students will flip!
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I was going to recommend this too! Beautiful illustrations!
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Beautiful!
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Yessssss! It’s so accurate though!
#amquerying
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Inspiration for this board came from here: pin.it/5gIlx7JwN
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What did they try?
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We don’t need more laws restricting and banning school library books.
We need local and state officials to have the backs of local communities and public school districts trying to comply with and follow their board approved library policies, and current state laws.
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Creepy!
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Where can I get more info?
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Original Game Boy? My favorite was always Kirby’s Dreamland
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I don’t know, faster rejections might be a plus
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I’m about twelve hours late, but my tip is to read a million queries and help critique other people’s. My crit group tells me I’m good at queries but it’s so hard to write your own!
Currently querying an MG Halloween contemporary humor, sent 12 so far!
#kidlitchat
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Oooo that’s good! I’m not familiar with any, but have you read Olivetti? Very unique narration. Maybe Wishtree if you consider a tree a location?
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Never heard of this, but I’ll check it out!
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Beautiful!
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Found your next book!
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Does it have to have a heavy romantic subplot?
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Oh I keep forgetting that place opened! I drove past it a little while back.
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Yes, I live in the DMV too and I’ve also noticed this! But I’m an Orioles fan 🤷🏻♀️
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I’m nt and I don’t know how anything works! But I’m a creative kind of person vs. an engineering kind of person.
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Ooo yay, thank you!
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I prefer my cottage cheese with pepper actually! Fruit on the side
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I don’t tend to buy a lot of books, but I last left a review of Away on @thestorygraph.com
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Do it!
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They’re so cool! Bummed I missed this one but I found out too late. This is exactly the kind of thing I love to do! Next year!
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I personally like the blue one, but blue is my favorite color so I’m a little bit biased!
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The real question is if it’s a satisfying ending! Sometimes it’s a good ending but they make a season two anyway, and that’s just a bonus!
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I like the first and last bunnies! We’re Jewish, so no Easter here, but hope you have a good one!
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I have this on hold from the library. Can’t wait to read it!
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Ooooo I just found out about this and I love this idea! I would swap if I had anything
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I had to look it up, but I guessed Scholastic just because of the odds and I was right!
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I love when I overhear kids talking about books like this!
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It was great! I had to know what happened after reading Alone!
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Do it! We have a LEGO Christmas village