I really don’t think that our kids would be thrilled to have the whole world’s attention when they get a new schoolbook! It’s that simple. We usually use the same books we have on our shelf in the classroom—most of the time, but sometimes they’re full pages.
This may seem like just a silly thing to say, but my kids love to play and they want to see what their friends are doing, so of course we always have a few books on hand. One of them is The Malt Shop Memoirs, and I have a feeling that we’ll be using it again and again.
It’s a good idea to be able to read a book or read a book for as long as you can, and to try to read it at least once a day. If you can’t read it, you have to stick with it.
I know this, I’m just saying.
It seems you can read a lot of books if you read them at least once a day. When you are forced to read a book for an extended period of time, it tends to get old. I read The Malt Shop Memoirs more than twice a week, and when I got to about the 4th or 5th page, I just couldn’t take it anymore. I was ready to kick the book across the room.
It seems that some people just can’t finish a book without throwing it on the ground, kicking it over, or crashing it into the wall.
That’s probably true, but it’s also why I can’t read them when I’m sleeping. I mean I can, but it’s hard to focus when your mind’s in a fog. I also love that the book is set in a pub, so that it can be read while on the go.
It’s not that I hate bookstores, but I just hate the fact that the majority of the people who read my blog are so intent on making sure they have a copy that they forget to mark them up with a ribbon or two. I could rant about the fact that I don’t get why I have to pay for a ton of books, but I’ll save that for later.
The point is that the majority of people who read my blog are so intent on making sure they have a copy that they forget to mark them up with a ribbon or two.
I have to admit that I have trouble remembering anything this week, so I just got a few books that I read years ago that I just can’t bring myself to put back.