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A delightful and inspiring memoir that invites you to see the world through the eyes of a curious child. Totto-chan is a comforting read for all ages, especially recommended for those interested in education, empathy, and what it means to let children truly be themselves.
It had happened only a week ago. Mother had been sent for by Totto-chan's homeroom teacher, who came straight to the point. "Your daughter disrupts my whole class. I must ask you to take her to anothe...- #2
Save:A wild, heartfelt, and eye-opening look at growing up with ADHD, best for readers who can handle a bit of chaos and crave authenticity in their stories.
This year was no different. When I started out all the days there looked about the same. In the morning I’d be okay and follow along in class. But after lunch, when my meds had worn down, it was nothi... - #3
Save:'Class Mom' by Laurie Gelman is a humorous and light-hearted novel that follows Jen Dixon, a witty and sarcastic class mom for her son's kindergarten class. Through a series of emails and narrative, readers are taken on a journey through the ups and downs of navigating school politics, parent interactions, and personal challenges. Gelman's writing style is described as funny, engaging, and relatable, making it an entertaining read for anyone who has experienced the world of elementary school classrooms.
“Absofuckinglutely NOT,” I told Nina Grandish when she asked me. Nina is the reigning high priestess of the school’s PTA. In spite of that, she is my best friend. “It’s the worst job I’ve had since I... - #4
Save:'Another Day' by David Levithan is a companion book to 'Every Day' that retells the story from the perspective of Rhiannon, a teenager who falls in love with A, a spirit that inhabits a different body daily. The book explores themes of love, identity, and relationships as Rhiannon grapples with the challenges of loving someone regardless of their changing physical appearance. The writing style delves into introspection and moral dilemmas, offering a fresh perspective on the events from the original book.
I watch his car as it pulls into the parking lot. I watch him get out of it. I am in the corner of his eye, moving toward its center—but he isn’t looking for me. He’s heading into school without notic...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Every Day ) - #5
Save:A fluffy, addictive YA romance perfect for soulmate-lovers and readers needing something sweet and sincere. Not for those craving grit, high heat, or subversive twists, but a true comfort read for the right mood!
I stuffed my cell phone back into my over-spilling handbag and glared at the man's hooded eyes in the rear-view mirror. "I'm paying you to take me all the way up there." I pointed up the winding count... - #6
Save:Vicious is an angsty, addictive enemies-to-lovers romance with a polarizing bad boy and captivating heroine - perfect for readers who crave intensity, drama, and deeply flawed love stories.
MY GRANDMAMA ONCE TOLD ME that love and hate are the same feelings experienced under different circumstances. The passion is the same. The pain is the same. That weird thing that bubbles in your chest... - #7
Save:A dramatic, all-the-feels YA romance perfect for fans of Abbi Glines and sports-themed stories, but may feel a bit over the top for readers seeking realism or nuanced side characters.
I knew my aunt Coralee and uncle Boone were watching me closely as they led me through the house. They wanted me to like it here—there was a certain hopefulness in their eyes. I didn’t remember what h... - #8
Save:A clean, captivating YA romance with an inventive time-travel twist – perfect for teens and anyone craving a binge-worthy trilogy with heart. Just be warned: you might find yourself reaching for the sequel ASAP!
She sat up, crossed her legs, and read from the sheet in herhand. “‘What’s your favorite scent?’ ‘What would you do with a milliondollars?’ ‘How would you achieve world peace?’” She hooked a strand of... - #9
Save:'Shadows' in the Lux series by Jennifer L. Armentrout is a novella that delves into the backstory of the Black family, focusing on Dawson, Daemon, and Dee, who are aliens known as Luxen. The novella explores Dawson's forbidden romance with a human girl named Bethany, showcasing their innocent and sweet relationship amidst the challenges and risks they face due to their different worlds colliding. Through Dawson and Bethany's story, readers get a glimpse into the Luxen society, their rules, and the consequences of getting involved with humans, setting the stage for the events that unfold in the Lux series.
The writing style in 'Shadows' is engaging, with readers praising Jennifer L. Armentrout's ability to create a compelling narrative that immerses them in the Lux universe. The novella provides insights into the Luxen, Arum, and the Department of Defense (DOD), while also shedding light on the dynamics between the Black siblings and their interactions with humans, adding depth to the world-building and character development within the Lux series.
Students filed into class, yawning and still trying to rub the sleep out of their eyes. Melted snow dripped off their parkas and pooled on the scuffed floor. Dawson stretched out his long legs, proppi...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Lux ) - #10
Save:Don’t expect Wonderland, but if you’re after fast-paced paranormal romance with a unique zombie twist and vibrant characters, Alice in Zombieland will hook you. Just be ready: it’s more about romance and adventure than classic Alice or horror!
I lay sprawled on a blanket in my backyard, weaving a daisy chain for my little sister. The sun shone brightly as puffy white clouds ghosted across an endless expanse of baby blue. As I breathed in th...
