I Love to Read



At PS 115, we love to read!!! Last week a fourth grader (code name: Vocabulary Girl) and I read some of Little Women by Louisa May Alcott. We laughed and cried as we talked about the scene where Beth died-- it reminded us of people that we missed in our own families. The way Louisa May Alcott dealt with her feelings about loss was to write, so we did the same!

Some of our other favorite books this year have included: High School Musical (the junior novelization), Safe at Home (by Jackie Robinson's daughter! She is a midwife and a teacher as well as an author) Who Moved My Cheese (for kids), Who Was that Masked Man Anyway.

This list is only beginning. Will update you soon on other great titles.

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