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Dot Day and Giveaway Winners for Snack, Snooze, Skedaddle!

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It’s International Dot Day–a great day to think about how you and your students might make your mark on the world! Read more here. Here are the two dots I’ve made in years past. And it’s the day I’m announcing the 5 winners of signed copies of Snack, Snooze, Skedaddle: How Animals Get Ready for […]

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It’s My Book Birthday for SNACK, SNOOZE, SKEDADDLE: HOW ANIMALS GET READY FOR WINTER + a Giveaway

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I am so excited to say that my fourth and final picture book of 2019 comes out today! You might be thinking (if you live up north), “Seriously, Laura, you want us to think about winter on the very first day of school?!” Well…yes. I do. SNACK, SNOOZE, SKEDADDLE: HOW ANIMALS GET READY FOR WINTER […]

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A Giveaway of Heather Montgomery’s How Rude!

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Back in September, I shared Heather Montgomery’s wonderful book about bug bad behavior, How Rude! (Scholastic, 2015). Remember that? Anyway, the giveaway of Nancy Bo Flood’s lovely water book was a big success, and not too hard to do, so I’m giving away my signed paperback copy of Heather’s fabulous picture book. Interested? Go back […]

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Winners of the Water Runs Through This Book Giveaway

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Last week I shared Nancy Bo Flood’s new book, Water Runs Through This Book (Fulcrum Publishing, 2015) twice: once for Nonfiction Monday and once for Poetry Friday. I love books that meld different genres! Thank you to everyone who entered the giveaway and shared about Nancy’s book with others. As many of you mentioned in […]

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Water Runs Through This Book, by Nancy Bo Flood (plus a giveaway!)

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Over the weekend, I read Nancy Bo Flood’s new book, Water Runs Through This Book (Fulcrum Publishing, 2015). What a cool genre mash-up about one of my favorite topics–water! This book is packed full of facts, photos, ponderings, poetry, quotations, questions, and wonder. It’s perfect for upper elementary and middle school students, but you could […]

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