book stack – Elza Kinde

Show & Tell – Stacked

September 7, 2020July 31, 2020Posted in favorite fiction, say cheeseTagged A. A. Milne, Alexander McCall Smith, amreading, Astrid Lindgren, book blogger, book stack, bookstagram, IReadMG, Jeanne Birdsall, kidlit, Lemony Snicket, Lloyd Alexander, lower middle grade, Mary Poppins, MG classics, MG series, MGLit, MGReads, Middle Grade, middle grade classics, middle grade series, middlegrade, P. L. Travers, reading, Roald Dahl, Suzanne SelforsLeave a comment

Bookstagram photo featuring a stack of books, including Mary Poppins, The Five Lost Aunts of Harriet Bean, The Sasquatch Escape, All the Wrong Questions Book 4, Winnie-the-Pooh, Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator, Pippi Longstocking, The Book of Three, and The Penderwicks

Question of the Day: which classic book have you recently revisited?

Favorite Fiction – Worlds of Solace

March 12, 2020January 3, 2020Posted in favorite fiction, say cheeseTagged amreading, book blogger, book series, book stack, bookstagram, fantasy, Jaleigh Johnson, MG series, MGLit, MGReads, Middle Grade, middle grade series, middlegrade, reading, upper middle gradeLeave a comment

Question of the Day: Would you rather travel by train or dirigible?

Show & Tell – Princess and a Frog

December 5, 2019October 3, 2019Posted in UncategorizedTagged book blogger, book stack, bookstagram, bookworm, children's books, classics, IReadMG, kidlit, kidlit classics, L. Frank Baum, lower middle grade, MG classics, MGLit, MGReads, Middle Grade, middle grade classics, middlegradeLeave a comment

Question of the Day: Who is your favorite fictional princess?

Show & Tell – Read and Waiting

September 26, 2019September 23, 2019Posted in for readers, say cheeseTagged amreading, book blogger, book stack, bookstagram, bookworm, readingLeave a comment

I had to rearrange my desk because the books I have queued up to review has gotten a lot larger. The overall effect makes me happy, but also haunts me.

Question of the Day: How do you keep up with writing book reviews?

Show & Tell – Reading Rainbows

September 13, 2019July 11, 2019Posted in for readers, say cheeseTagged amreading, blogger, book blogger, book stack, bookstagram, bookworm, IReadMG, kidlit, MGLit, MGReads, Middle Grade, middlegradeLeave a comment

When I finish a book and need to write the review, I usually set it aside on my desk as a reminder. Because my stack has become somewhat intimidating, I’ve started to organize it by color. At least this way it makes me happy!

Show & Tell – Summer Reads

July 26, 2018June 22, 2018Posted in say cheeseTagged amreading, book blogger, book stack, bookstagram, bookworm, IReadMG, lower middle grade, MG novels, MGLit, MGReads, Middle Grade, middle grade novels, middlegrade, reading, summer reading, TBR, upper middle gradeLeave a comment

Every good intention to read ALL the books this summer.

Question of the Day: Which books are on your Summer TBR?

Favorite Fiction – Book Worlds

May 1, 2018April 11, 2018Posted in favorite fiction, made by meTagged adventure, amreading, book series, book stack, bookstagram, bookworm, children's books, Diana Wynne Jones, fantasy, Gail Carson Levine, Holly Black, Howl's Moving Castle, illustrated MG, IReadMG, kidlit, lower middle grade, Melanie Crowder, MG series, MGLit, MGReads, Middle Grade, middle grade series, middlegrade, princesses, reading, Tales of the Five Kingdoms, The Princess Tales, The Spiderwick Chronicles, Tony DiTerlizzi, upper middle grade, Vivian French, YAlit, YAreadsLeave a comment

If I had a superpower, I think I’d like to skidoo into book worlds and have a real fantasy adventure or explore the secret rooms in an old Victorian house. If it got too scary, I could always hop back out!

Question of the Day: Which book setting would you love to visit?