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 As I mentioned in a few earlier posts, I used to work in a K - 8 library. I was on a fixed schedule and was the prep period for every teacher. Having to prepare lessons for nine grades per week had its challenges, but seeing all nine grades each week also had plenty of rewards. One of the rewards was having the ability to share picture books in ( Read more... )

And I am going to try to read and post about a book of poetry a day to celebrate. Yes, poetry should be celebrated every day. Yes, I should be reading more books of poetry all year long. Perhaps this challenge to read a book a day will translate into more regular poetry reading throughout the year.

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Travis, over at 100 Scope Notes is getting in shape for National Poetry Month in April by hosting a Book Spine Poetry event each Friday in March. Click here for instructions on participating. I'm not sure if I've done mine correctly, but I used my tbr pile as inspiration.


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Well, truth be told, I have nothing to post for today. I posted my contribution to Poetry Friday at ten minutes to midnight last night. I am near the end of three novels, but don't write about books until I finish the last page.

What to do?

It's still Friday, poetry Friday and I noticed that some of the contributors posted original poems. So, I think ( Read more... )