We are joining the blog trend of Monday posts about what we have read during the last week (4/6/20-4/12/20).
Annamarie’s Reading
First Chapter Books
- Anna Hibiscus by Atinuke
- Attack of the 50 Foot Cupid by Jim Benton
- Battle of the Bad-Breath Bats by David Bowles
- The Case of the Weird Blue Chicken by Doreen Cronin
- Dot. For Pete’s Sake by The Jim Henson Company
- Fergus and Zeke and the Field Day Challenge by Kate Messner
- Geeger the Robot Goes to School by Jarrett Lerner
- Gimme Shelter: Misadventures and Misinformation by Doreen Cronin
- The Goo Disaster! by Melody Reed
- Here Comes Lolo by Niki Daly
- Houndsley and Catina at the Library by James Howe
- The Invisible Fran by Jim Benton
- Make Way for Dyamonde Daniel by Nikki Grimes
- Nancy Clancy, Super Sleuth by Jane O’Connor
- Scarlet’s Big Break by Melody Reed
Everything Else
- Accidental Trouble Magnet by Zanib Mian
- Cat’s Cafe by Matt Tarpley
- Donut the Destroyer by Sarah Graley
- Happily Ever After by Debbie Tung
- Happy Paws (Layla and the Bots) by Vicky Fang
- Lola Loves Stories with Daddy by Anna McQuinn
- Migration by Gail Gibbons
- Miss Communication by Jennifer L. Holm
- Nina Soni, Former Best Friend by Kashmira Sheth
- Puppy Problems by Paige Braddock
- The Sisters Vol. 1 by Christophe Cazenove
- Ten in the Bed by Jane Cabrera
Note: Same as last week–still plugging through a mix of eBooks (including eARCs) and physical first chapter books I took from work (there may have been quite a few of those). Got some great eARCs and book ideas from the Middle Grade Magic Virtual Conference on Wednesday–did anyone else get a chance to attend?
Michala’s Reading
Note: Yay, I’m back and survived the plague! Not 100% better, but enough that I’m not dying both literally and figuratively in my house. I’m still quarantined, but I’m here! Not gonna lie, even reading is slow for me right now, but I made it through a few books and hope to be back to reading lots of things for the weekly posts (and feeling super chagrined that I never manage to post anything else) very soon!
***I apparently love exclamation points***