Skip to content

Want the FREE Halloween Reading Chart? CLICK HERE!

Home
Start Here
Books by Age
Book Lists
Book Club
Book Index
Tips & Tricks
- Kindle
- Yoto
- Audible
- Library
- Reading Tips
Contact

Want the FREE Halloween Reading Chart? CLICK HERE!

Search Results for: label/Book Bag

In My Book Bag: Andrea of For the Love Of

Book Lists

In My Book Bag: Andrea of For the Love Of

In My Book Bag: Bridget of Tales of Me and the Husband

Book Lists | Book Reviews

In My Book Bag: Bridget of Tales of Me and the Husband

In My Book Bag: Emily, Jenna and Nicole from Small Fry

Book Lists | Book Reviews

In My Book Bag: Emily, Jenna and Nicole from Small Fry

In My Book Bag: Liz of Say Yes

Book Lists | Book Reviews

In My Book Bag: Liz of Say Yes

In My Book Bag: Anna of In Honor of Design

Book Lists | Book Reviews

In My Book Bag: Anna of In Honor of Design

Sign up for my FREE course

RAISING READERS: TIPS, TRICKS & TITLES

Hooray! I'm so glad you've joined - let's get reading!

There was an error submitting your subscription. Please try again.

Email Address

I'd like to receive the free email course.

On Instagram

I love this bookish pumpkin display that the @prov

I love this bookish pumpkin display that the @provolibrary does every year.

Which one is your favorite? I think I’d have to pick Narwhal and Jelly 🤩

#bookstagram #librariesofinstagram #librariesrock #booklover

I’ve literally been thinking about this book non

I’ve literally been thinking about this book nonstop since May.

There is so much good stuff in this book from how to stop over-protecting your child in the real world while under-protecting them in the digital world to helping your child feel like their life has meaning and purpose to managing your own digital habits.

I wish every parent could read this book and implement even SOME of the things he recommends.

Have you read this one? I’d love to hear your thoughts!

(And if you’d like the link, comment with the word ANXIOUS and I’ll send the link right to your DMs)
#janssens30secondbookreviews

I started this Halloween tradition about 8 years a

I started this Halloween tradition about 8 years ago when we lived in Arizona and had a perfect little nook to display these in.

Now I just put them on the buffet in this house and we all enjoy them the whole month long!

A few dollars and a HUGE payoff year after year!

Comment with the word EFFORT and I’ll send the link to my whole post with ideas for low effort and high impact holiday celebrations! (Plus the link to the felt spider web runner and the cheap frames I use for this project!)

Share this with a friend who loves an easy holiday idea!

I joined ShopYourLikes years ago and it’s such a

I joined ShopYourLikes years ago and it’s such a simple way for me to monetize!

I love the wide variety of brands they have and how easy it is to create links on the go.

If you’re a content creator with more than 10k followers, comment with the word SYL and I’ll send the link to sign up right to your DMs (it’s totally free!)

Frankly, this kind of book list stresses me out to

Frankly, this kind of book list stresses me out to make because everyone has such different filters that they’re listening through that something I’m fine having my kids hear is a hard no for you.

(When I asked for suggestions for this book list, there were SO MANY book recommendations that I was like . . . . The Frozen River, for instance, was EXCELLENT, but when I think about books I would listen to around young children? This one ain’t it. If you’ve read it, you know).

I’d love to hear what grown-up books (NOT kid books) you’d comfortably listen to with little ears around and comment with the word LISTEN and I’ll send my whole list right to your DMs!

I’ve believed this for a long time, but it has b

I’ve believed this for a long time, but it has been top of mind for me the past few weeks as my 11 year old blows through the whole ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL books.

They’re not necessarily even intended to be kid books and they are long!

I can’t imagine that she would have picked them up if we hadn’t been watching the (extremely excellent) PBS show of All Creature Great and Small over the past few years.

But because we HAVE watched them, she knew the characters, the setting, and the storyline well enough to feel confident diving in.

She’s loved pointing out where the show and the books diverge or where the book gives more details about various characters and plots.

When I told my mom about this last week, she mentioned that she read Pride & Prejudice in high school and couldn’t keep the five sisters straight at all and found the whole thing hard to follow. Years later, she watched the Colin Firth movie version and then went back and read the book and loved it, now that she knew who every character was and could follow the storyline.

Have you tried this with your child? I’d love to know how it works.

If you’d like some suggestions, comment with the word LIST and I’ll send you a big list of children’s books with movie adaptations!

Follow on Instagram

© 2024 Everyday Reading.
Site by Erin Ulrich Creative.
Terms | Privacy Policy | Cookies Policy

Quick Links

Home
Contact
Free Course: Raising Readers
Privacy Policy

More Links

Instagram
Summer Reading Guides
Reading Charts
Book Lists

Disclosure

I am an affiliate for Amazon and other online retailers. That means that if you use the links on my blog to make a purchase, I may get a small percentage of the purchase price. It never changes the price you pay and I select every item I talk about on my blog!

Home
Start Here
Books by Age
Book Lists
Book Club
Book Index
Tips & Tricks
- Kindle
- Yoto
- Audible
- Library
- Reading Tips
Contact

Search for: