Tag: book review

My Goodreads Account

I recently got a Goodreads account and have just started making up all of the books I’ve read. If you have Goodreads and would like to follow me, here is the link: click here.

I used to keep track of all the books I’ve read on Word or Google Sheets. This wasn’t very efficient and took a bit more work to update everything. In Goodreads, the author of the books is already there, so I don’t have to write that, and I can review books on a scale of one to five. I find it important that I track books, especially because in my blog, I do a “top reads of the month” post. These posts require me to know which books I’ve read, and Goodreads can help with that. I also like knowing which books I really enjoyed reading, and having them saved on my computer.

Do you track the books you read? Remember to follow me on Goodreads!

A Girl’s Bill of Rights: Book review

I recently received a copy of A Girl’s Bill of Rights by Amy B Mucha to read and review. This book talks about all the rights a girl has and it has fun illustrations to go along with it.

What I enjoyed about this book:

  • I loved how educative it was. Young girls can learn a lot from this book about who they are and who they can be.
  • It’s a perfect book for young girls in the 1st to 4th grade.
  • I can see it being read aloud in classrooms across the country. I can see creative teachers adding in fun discussions and activities to supplement the book.
  • I also loved the vivid and vibrant illustrations by Addy Rivera Sonda. They conveyed the image well and I thought they were perfect to go along with the book.