This is my #mustreadin2018 final update. I love participating in this reading challenge hosted by Carrie Gelson of There's a Book for That because it connects me with a community of readers and encourages me to read newly released books to share with my students. In January, I created my #mustreadin2018 reading goals. As a reminder, here they are:
In the end, I read ALL of the picture books on my list and ALMOST ALL of the chapter books on my list. Where did I fall short? I still need to read Smart Cookie and Game Masters of Garden Place. I did manage to read some new books that were not on my list since my update last September. They are . . .
Extra Picture Books I Read - #mustreadin2018
Blue is a beautiful book!
Cute as an Axolotl is another fun nonfiction book by Jess Keating.
Dreamers has a good chance at winning a Caldecott Medal.
I read Fangsgiving to my students for Thanksgiving and they loved it!
Hey, Wall is a beautiful book!
My students really enjoyed Horse Meets Dog.
My students loved Huggie and Stick!
I love this new series by Mo Willems!
Imagine is a beautiful book!
Mission Defrostable is another fun book by Josh Funk.
The Stuff of Stars has a good chance at winning a Caldecott Medal.
I read Stumpkin for Halloween and my students really enjoyed it. It's adorable!
Extra Chapter Books I Read - #mustreadin2018
I did not get much chapter book reading done this fall. I find the first semester of school and fall activities (Halloween, football games, the holiday season) a bit overwhelming. As a result, my reading (and exercising) decreases. Anyone else feel that way?
To see the #mustreadin2018 books that I read from April to September, click here.
