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Lindsay (1818 KP) rated What Bug Am I? in Books
Nov 27, 2020
What Bug am I? is a well-written book. It uniquely teaches STEM. It combines nonfiction and fiction. It a cute and funny book. You learn about many different bugs while to find out what this new bug is trying to find out what he is.
You get some real facts about different bugs throughout the book. Those you get a funny story about the bug looking for someone like him. It like he just does not know who he is. Children will learn all about the different bugs. This is a neat idea and a clever way to teach children.
The pictures are well done and enjoyable. I was somewhat creeped out about the real pictures of some of the bugs. But not creeped out where I closed the book, the look of them had me wanting to turn the page. It is really good for all kinds of children that can learn about bugs and other things. If you are what STEM means well I will put the explanation in for you below.
STEM is a curriculum based on the idea of educating students in four specific disciplines — science, technology, engineering, and mathematics — in an interdisciplinary and applied approach.
Parents will want this for their children if you like bugs or some teachable moment about nature. We get to learn about nature and the different bugs we have in our backyard and house. These kinds of books are enjoyable for young readers and school-age children. I love children's books and sometimes learning about the different bugs or learning something new about bugs I knew about them.
You get some real facts about different bugs throughout the book. Those you get a funny story about the bug looking for someone like him. It like he just does not know who he is. Children will learn all about the different bugs. This is a neat idea and a clever way to teach children.
The pictures are well done and enjoyable. I was somewhat creeped out about the real pictures of some of the bugs. But not creeped out where I closed the book, the look of them had me wanting to turn the page. It is really good for all kinds of children that can learn about bugs and other things. If you are what STEM means well I will put the explanation in for you below.
STEM is a curriculum based on the idea of educating students in four specific disciplines — science, technology, engineering, and mathematics — in an interdisciplinary and applied approach.
Parents will want this for their children if you like bugs or some teachable moment about nature. We get to learn about nature and the different bugs we have in our backyard and house. These kinds of books are enjoyable for young readers and school-age children. I love children's books and sometimes learning about the different bugs or learning something new about bugs I knew about them.
Sarah Johnson (15 KP) rated The Usborne Big Book of Colors in Books
Nov 15, 2017
Super creative book for both younger and older children who are interested in art and colors. The pictures are wonderful and it is book that will be loved and used beyond just teaching children there beginning color words. The pages are also made of a heavier cardstock insuring that the books will last after years of enjoyment.
BookCritics (259 KP) rated Midnight At The Electric in Books
Jun 29, 2017
I don’t want to say anything more about this novel because it honestly speaks so eloquently and perfectly for itself, but I will say that Jodi Lynn Anderson’s Midnight at the Electric is one of the most beautiful and powerful books you’ll read this year.
Critic- Danielle Zimmerman
Original Score: 5 out of 5
Read Review: http://www.hypable.com/midnight-at-the-electric-jodi-lynn-anderson-book-review/
Original Score: 5 out of 5
Read Review: http://www.hypable.com/midnight-at-the-electric-jodi-lynn-anderson-book-review/
BookCritics (259 KP) rated They Both Die At The End in Books
Sep 11, 2017
This is a book about LIFE if you’re willing to look past the title. There’s always a silver lining to Adam Silvera’s books, your heart will be broken by the end but you may also find yourself with a new perspective
Critic- LairOfBooks
Original Score: 5 out of 5
Read Review: https://lairofbooksblog.wordpress.com/2017/09/05/gush-review-they-both-die-at-the-end-by-adam-silvera/
Original Score: 5 out of 5
Read Review: https://lairofbooksblog.wordpress.com/2017/09/05/gush-review-they-both-die-at-the-end-by-adam-silvera/
Liz (3 KP) rated Small Great Things in Books
Jan 31, 2019
First book I ever read by Jodi Picoult which lead me to read as many of her other books as I could find. The story has really stuck with me and I find myself thinking about it months after I've read it. This book made me feel crazy amounts of sadness and anger, and I think it will stick with others after they have read it.
Kelsey Walesch (0 KP) rated Yes Please in Books
Jan 30, 2018
This book is witty, funny, sad, entertaining, and I truly loved every page. I have always loved Amy Poehler, but this book brought so many things about her to light that made me love her even more. She gives advice, she tells embarrassing stories, and she allows the reader to relate to her on personal levels. One of my favorite books I’ve ever read.
