Vt Cozy wroteear jb70...After reading your post I was brought back to when my daughter(25),was younger involved in dance,brownies ,tennis,etc..And what you bought was very appropriate..Next time you can give a list of YA novels..: )Its always the thought..Did you watch the UK and the US trailers?..I liked them both..Enjoy the book. Its always a learning experience......
jb70 wrote:I just watched the trailer for the first time, I wanted to have started the book first to get my own ideas. I love the fact that books are nod with trailers like movies and really hope that this gets more people into reading. I know so many people who don't really read at all and that just makes me sad. For Valentines's Day I got my children's teachers, dance teachers, troop leaders and bus drivers all bookmarks, the fancier kind, and never enven stopped to think that they might not read. Too late now, that is what they are getting, but how can you go through life never reading or using your imagination to picture a story?
The love of reading has to be encouraged at an early age. My daughter always read to her kids and now she is in a mother daughter book group with my granddaughter. It started when she was in the 3rd or 4th grade and she is now in 5th. The kids love it.
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jb70 wrote:I just watched the trailer for the first time, I wanted to have started the book first to get my own ideas. I love the fact that books are nod with trailers like movies and really hope that this gets more people into reading. I know so many people who don't really read at all and that just makes me sad. For Valentines's Day I got my children's teachers, dance teachers, troop leaders and bus drivers all bookmarks, the fancier kind, and never enven stopped to think that they might not read. Too late now, that is what they are getting, but how can you go through life never reading or using your imagination to picture a story?
VtCozy, I think your idea of a list of YA novels is great.
I'm not sure if this is the thread for it, but I'd love suggestions of YA novels, both for myself and my nieces. I don't remember a YA category when I was growing up, how would you describe YA as a genre?
Vermontcozy wrote:Vt Cozy wrote
jb70 wrote:I just watched the trailer for the first time, I wanted to have started the book first to get my own ideas. I love the fact that books are nod with trailers like movies and really hope that this gets more people into reading. I know so many people who don't really read at all and that just makes me sad. For Valentines's Day I got my children's teachers, dance teachers, troop leaders and bus drivers all bookmarks, the fancier kind, and never enven stopped to think that they might not read. Too late now, that is what they are getting, but how can you go through life never reading or using your imagination to picture a story?
