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Can you guess the book series from the emojis? Hint: The 13th book in this very popular series was released on 7/31/19! We have a copy for our library- 👀 for it when school starts! Swipe to see the cover of the 13th book and the 1st one. Thanks to @eaglestafflib for sharing her great ideas! New format for #mysterymonday #fantasydec

This might be the perfect book for your kid too! After seeing it shared by @mrschureads I knew this would alleviate this question after reading informational animal books with my own kids. Instead of this title being the wondering after EVERY single animal book we read, we now just make educated guesses as to whether the animals fart or not thanks to the info in this book.🤣 #informationaldec #gatorsummerreading #doesitfartbook

Raining? Today was a great morning to cozy up and get through a #millerbookstack from @splbuzz. Enjoyed them all but top few were my faves! Happy reading! #gatorsummerreading #millerfaves #everybodydec

#mysterymonday is a day and a week late! I can’t say enough about how much I love this book! Written by zoologist @jesskeatingbooks this entire series provides so much info about animals that you might not even know exists. The format is so accessible as you don’t have to read it in order and you don’t have to read the whole page. We actually fan the pages and have someone stick their hand in and that’s the page we read!! We are in luck because a new one in the series #worldofweirdanimals , “Gross as a Snot Otter” is coming out at the end of October! Swipe to see all the titles! #gatorsummerreading #informationaldec #millerfaves

How’s your Decatur summer reading Bingo going?? Here’s one of my favorite #caldecottmedal winners you could read for column 1 row 2! Adore the illustrations and the story It’s so incredible that his actual journal is online. Can you guess the book from the bricked cover? Swipe to confirm your answer. #mysterymonday #gatorsummerreading #gatorbookbingo #caldecottmedal

Really enjoyed #planetearthisblue by Nicole Panteleakos and it made me think of all the kids who tell me they really like #outofmymind by Sharon Draper. Have any other title ideas for those that love Out of My Mind? #likethisreadthis #gatorsummerreading #realisticdec #sharondraper #nicolepanteleakos

“If you grow up and have kids, you’re going to be reading this book to them so you might as well read it now.” -Ms Miller talking to any student that hasn’t read this book yet. I predict, it’s going to be a “classic”. Can you guess the title by the bricked picture? Swipe for the cover. #mysterymonday #newbery

So many books! Here are the books I have lined up to read next! #millertbrstack #realisticdec #fantasydec #informationaldec

Remember the friendships from elementary school? Navigating a best friend and new relationships is only one thing Mika has to deal with as she starts 5th grade (at the middle school). Loved the teacher character in this book who has kids keep a math journal which helps Mika not only work through math problems but life problems too. An accurate portrayal of the perspective a child has when a parent is sick-scared, alone, but trying to live a “normal” life, and full of what ifs. In the end this story is a hopeful portrayal of family and friends supporting those they care about. #gatorsummerreading #hitsclosetohome #realisticdec #solvingform #jenniferswendor eBook borrowed from@kingcountylibrary

Aahhh, middle school...I finally started reading Invisible Emmy this week as it’s ALWAYS checked out! Middle school as an anxious person is hard and the author so far portrays both sides of that story well. #gatorsummerreading #graphicnoveldec

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