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Q: Back to school. Create a reading list for the imaginary English Lit class you’ll be teaching this semester.
A: I think that I would probably be teaching a third or fourth grade English class! :) As you can see I'd have a really hard time choosing!!! But those are some of the books that have stood the longest test of time for me. I would love to share them with children, who would love them as much as me (hopefully).
I can't wait to see your imaginary syllabi (yes, I am a nerd! LOL) and I hope you have a great Friday! Thanks so much for stopping by! :) I do prefer Bloglovin' follows, but am also trying to build up my Facebook and Twitter followings (especially my Facebook page). All the links are on the right sidebar! <3
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Oh noo...I felt so guilty about this post. Narnia is still buried under my TBR pile.
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I haven't read many of these so it looks like I may have to take your class! I do love Narnia though, such a magical story that can spark kid's imaginations! :)
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OOh nice ones! Guess I should have gone the classic route too!
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Oooh, Bridge to Terabithia is a good one! I had that as my required reading when I was in the 4th grade :)
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Those are some pretty awesome books, although might be more for MG than YA. I haven't even heard of THE MOUSE AND THE MOTORCYCLE in possibly 15 years. Yikes, I'm old.
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Nice list! I remember The Sign Of The Beaver & Island of the Blue Dolphins in elementary school :) Thanks for stopping by my post!
ReplyDeleteI haven't read Bridge to Terabithia but I've watched the movie. Not my favorite though. Nice choice of books.
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A really nice reading list!!! I haven't read Narnia Series...probably will read it in the near future I hope since now I don't really care much about middle grade.
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Amie @Magic of Words
Awesome picks. Thanks for sharing :)
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I took a class in college on teaching elementary literature, and these are AWESOME choices! :) Thanks for stopping by my blog!
ReplyDeleteI remember quite a few of these from my elementary days. I Loved Ralph! Judy Blume was a favorite of mine too. Great list. New follower. GFC. My friday http://jennreneeread.blogspot.com/2013/08/feature-and-follow-friday-77.html
ReplyDeleteOh boy, Judy Blume brought back Great Memories along with Ralph S Mouse! Thanks for putting a smile on my face with those. Oh and of course the Lion Witch and Wardrobe..
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Oh, I haven't read any of those - now the guilt will set in... CS Lewis books are on my TBR pile though! new bloglovin and twitter follower :)
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Bunnicula is one of my all-time favorite books! I'd love to read all of these again...talk about a blast from the past!
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Kimberly @ Once Upon a YA Book
Bridge to Terabithia is a tear-jerker! I was in high school when I first read it and it had me bawling like a baby. Great list! New follower via bloglovin!
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the mouse and the motorcycle!! Oh I forgot about that book! Great list! Sign me up for ya class!!
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HELLO BLAST FROM THE PAST! I totally read Frindle and Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing when I was in school! Great picks!
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Ok, so you WIN for best picks for today's FF. I loved all of them and you gave me warm fuzzy memories!
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I won our state reading fair with Frindle way back in the day! These are all fantastic choices for that age group! New follower on bloglovin'
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Terabithia is so sad but it would show students the power of the imagination. Here's mine Backchatting Books F&F
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Vilia @ Backchatting Books
Love your picks - especially Bridge to Terabithia and The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe. I agree that Terabithia the book is really sad, but I think it's pretty important for kids to know that other kids have to live through that sometimes. Thank you so much for stopping by my FF. New Bloglovin and Twitter follower :D Jaclyn @ JC's Book Haven.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great selection of books.... Some I loved when I read them as a kid!!
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