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May 2019 Books April 15th, 2019 | Posted by schliesman in 2018-2019 Primary | 2018-2019 Intermediate | 2018-2019 Middle School | 2018-2019 High School | 2018-2019 Babies, Toddlers Preschoolers - (Comments Off on May 2019 Books) There are birds falling out of the sky. I m not an expert on bird behavior or anything, but I m pretty sure birds aren t just supposed to fall out of the sky.  (from Roll by Darcy Miller)Find out more about falling birds in Roll and our other ROW titles for May below.2018-2019 Bookmarks March 2019 Books February 15th, 2019 | Posted by schliesman in 2018-2019 Primary | 2018-2019 Intermediate | 2018-2019 Middle School | 2018-2019 High School | 2018-2019 Babies, Toddlers Preschoolers - (Comments Off on March 2019 Books) In the bathroom, I looked at my reflection in the mirror and made a face when I remembered one of Dad s favorite jokes. You got your Mexican from your mom and your punk from me, he d say. I had the Mexican going on for sure: brown skin and thick brown hair that was lighter than Mom s but darker than Dad s that I usually wore in two braids. I had Mom s dark eyes too. My punk, on the other hand, was terribly lacking.   (from The First Rule of Punk by Celia C. Pérez)ROW books for March means The First Rule of Punk and other terrific titles. Check them out below!2018-2019 bookmarks February 2019 Books January 15th, 2019 | Posted by schliesman in 2018-2019 Primary | 2018-2019 Intermediate | 2018-2019 Middle School | 2018-2019 High School | 2018-2019 Babies, Toddlers Preschoolers - (Comments Off on February 2019 Books) Dreams get caught in the webs woven in your bones. That s where they live. In that marrow there. I imagined spiderwebs in my bones and turned my palms towards the moon, watching the ballet of bones between my elbow and wrist twist to make it so. I saw webs clotted with dreams like fat flies. I wondered if the horses I d ridden into this dawn were still caught in there like bugs, winnying at the shift. (from The Marrow Thieves by Cherie Dimalene)Learn more about The Marrow Thieves other ROW titles for February with the links below.2018-2019 Bookmarks January 2019 Books December 15th, 2018 | Posted by schliesman in 2018-2019 Primary | 2018-2019 Intermediate | 2018-2019 Middle School | 2018-2019 High School | 2018-2019 Babies, Toddlers Preschoolers - (Comments Off on January 2019 Books) Nine quarters. They were the last of what had been left in the jar of laundry money that Dixie and I kept in our room, the jar that had never quite lost the smell of pickle relish. I counted and recounted the quarters in my pocket with my fingertips as the lunch line moved forward, as I d counted and recounted them through English, physiology, and government. I counted because things in my life had a way of disappearing on me, and I d learned not to trust what I thought was there. (from Gem Dixie by Sara Zarr)Click on the links below to find out more about Gem Dixie and our other ROW books for January.2018-2019 Bookmarks December 2018 Books November 15th, 2018 | Posted by schliesman in 2018-2019 Primary | 2018-2019 Intermediate | 2018-2019 Middle School | 2018-2019 High School | 2018-2019 Babies, Toddlers Preschoolers - (Comments Off on December 2018 Books) All Clayton wanted was a twelve-bar solo not even the twice-around the block solo that the other Bluesman played. He wanted twelve bars and to be a true bluesman among bluesman. Didn t Cool Papa tell the crowd earlier that the blues was more than a song, it was a story? (from Clayton Byrd Goes Underground by Rita Williams-Garcia)Add Clayton Byrd Goes Underground and other ROW December titles to your end-of-the-year reading list. You can find out more about them by clicking on the links below.2018-2019 Bookmarks November 2018 Books October 15th, 2018 | Posted by schliesman in 2018-2019 Primary | 2018-2019 Intermediate | 2018-2019 Middle School | 2018-2019 High School | 2018-2019 Babies, Toddlers Preschoolers - (Comments Off on November 2018 Books) Tonight, when we are all home, Dad will put rice in the cooker, and Mom will fry the fish on both sides until they are crispy. I will bring out the jar of fish sauce that has flecks of chili pepper and carrots floating on top. At the table, my brothers and sisters will tell funny stories. Mom will ask about their homework. Dad will nod and smile and eat with his eyes half closed. Good fish, he will say to me.   (from A Different Pond by Bao Phi)Find out more about A Different Pond and our other ROW November titles below!2018-2019 Bookmarks September 2018 Books August 9th, 2018 | Posted by schliesman in 2018-2019 | 2018-2019 Primary | 2018-2019 Intermediate | 2018-2019 Middle School | 2018-2019 High School | 2018-2019 Babies, Toddlers Preschoolers - (Comments Off on September 2018 Books) Miss Knapp says the /first day is Get-Aquainted Dayin kindergarten. (from Drawing My Family in A New School Year: Stories in Six Voices by Sally Derby.September brings back-to-school and the first hint of autumn. It also brings another year Read On Wisconsin! Check out A New School Year and our other titles for September below.2018-2019 Bookmarks COOKIE NOTICE. We use cookies on this site to enhance your experience and improve our marketing efforts. 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