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{Books I CANNOT Wait to Share!} #pb10for10

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After my move to a new school and classroom, I knew I would need to spend some additional time with my books: reviewing, weeding, resorting, and, of course, plenty of rereading. I was pulling books out left and right to share with new colleagues and new students … Books perfect for the beginning of the year. Books perfect for building community. Books perfect for writing. Books that I just love! As of right now, my classroom library is a mess with piles and stacks of books scattered. It will all come together, but in the meantime, I’m happy to be surrounded by books. But this made my task of picking just ten books even more difficult.


So, for one of my favorite days of the year -- which I do believe should be a national  
an international holiday with some bookstore sales and deals -- I selected one of my stacks:
New books that I CANNOT wait to share this year!
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My previous #pb10for10 selections:
 2016    2015    2014    2013    2012    2011
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Comments

  1. I agree with you - although being from Canada, I would suggest it be an international holiday! This is a really fun list. The Book of Mistakes was also on my list. I LOVE Bears Don't Read. So much fun!

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    1. Agree, Carrie! Blog post updated -- International Holiday it is! :)

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    2. Yes, we'd definitely celebrate here in Canada! ;-)

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  2. Oh my goodness! You have some titles here I haven't seen. I'm checking them out now from the library. Thanks for joining the fun! Good luck with your library.

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  3. Yes! An international holiday! :-) Lots of new titles on your list to me. I have the Knowing Book on my list, though, so that's familiar to me. I'm intrigued by the Book of Mistakes and Bears Don't Read!

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  4. I don't know a few of these books so I'll have to check them out. I'm sure picture book sales must rise every Aug. 10th!

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  5. I look for Bear books all the time, so am excited to see Bears Don't Read, new to me. I still need to read The Book of Mistakes, too. Time for an international holiday for sure! Best wishes in your new school, Michelle!

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  6. A couple of new ones for me to track down (Can I Join Your club? and Scribble and Author).
    Thanks for your recommendations.
    Tammy
    Apples with Many Seeds

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  7. The Knowing Book is one of my favorites--it's a hug for every reader.

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  8. Dang! I need all of them! What a terrific list!

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