Presenting the 2010 Summer Reading Superlatives
Posted In:Focus on First Book, Our Bookshelf
August 27, 2010 Around First Book there is a lot of talk about books. Go figure, right? We talk about the bilingual edition of Eric Carle’s Very Hungry Caterpillar, Ezra Jack Keat’s Snowy Day, Rosemary Well’s Bunny Money, Curious George, The Cat in the Hat and even what books got us hooked. And while we spend a lot of time discussing children’s books, we rarely talk about, well, what we’re reading. So I set out to find out what books my fellow First Bookers were reading to wrap up the summer. And so now, I present to you (drumroll, please . . . ) the 2010 Summer Reading Superlatives:
Most Read Around the Office
Committed, a Skeptic’s Guide to Marriage, by Elizabeth Gilbert
Yummiest Reads for Foodies
In Defense of Food: An Eater’s Manifesto, by Michael Pollan
My Life in France, by Julia Child Read More
New First Book Marketplace Title!
Posted In:For Educators, Our Bookshelf
July 27, 2010 Ever wonder what your dog would say to you if it could speak? (Some possible ideas: “Must you always speak in baby-talk to me? That’s insulting.” and “Under no circumstances should I be forced to wear a cardigan.”) Well now you can check out what’s on… Read More