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Hello, Heather! Always a 👍👍 when you post a video! Hope you feel better soon 🤒 All the best to you through whatever else bothers you HAPPY READING 📚 ✌️😃

Your journal is so cute! 😩✨️❤️

Hey Heather! I really love this project 🎉. Maybe I will try to do this as well in 2025. It would be pretty amazing to know that you’ve read a book from every single country in the world. :-) I have had “before the coffee gets cold” in my library holds so I’m really looking forward to that one once it becomes available. I’m glad you enjoyed the books that you read from Japan so far and I’m looking forward to see what your picks will be for the rest of the year. On another note, I haven’t touched my reading journal since March lol. I think I’m going to make it a lot simpler for 2025 as well 😂. Also, I finished the first two books in the Amulet series and really enjoyed them! I can’t wait to stop by the library to see if they have any more. 😊 hope you have a great reading month!

For Japan, I suggest - Sweet Bean Paste by Durian Sukegawa and Kitchen by Banana Yoshimoto. Read both books this year and Sweet Bean Paste was a 5 star for me. I loved Before the Coffee Gets Cold, the series is formulaic but still enjoyable 🙂

Haha i found your RUclips miss posttile wait hehehe

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Hello, Heather! This idea would be great for a Book Club 😮. I'm a lover of Before the Coffee Gets Cold. I got the whole series, but have only read the first. 🥲☕️☕️ I was hoping the wheel would land on France. There's a play called Art by Yasmina Reza. It came out in the early 90s. The backstory was about materialism getting out of hand. People were buying things like art just to brag what they spent. The play is such a dry comedy. This guy tells his friend the painting he bought is @#$% and we go on from there 😂 HAPPY READING 📚 ✌️😃

This is perfect! I liked Small Spaces, but I wanted to read something a TINY bit scarier. 🎃 I’ll definitely be checking out all of your 👻👻👻👻👻 recommendations! Thank you!

Nice post. FYI - I included a bit about "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" book being banned in the past in "Margaret Hamilton From Cleveland Ohio to the Land of Oz." Margaret was passionate about her opposition to books being banned and spoke out about it. She was also a teacher before she was an actress.

I love your banned book stickers. I need to do that for my reading journal since I didn't set up a page for banned books.

Nice video! Thanks for the recos :)) im new to your channel. Also i have to say, you're so pretty!! ❤ And that headband looks cute on you. You should get those metal zig zag headbands btw, they'll really suit you. Cant wait to watch more of your vids Xoxo ❤

Thanks for all three recommendations and videos!

Great discussion! I loved these books. I completely agree with all your points about why banning books is so devastating. I can remember reading books in middle school that I probably shouldn’t have read that my friend snuck me and I swear, I devoured them and it really instilled my love of reading for years to come. Perfect points made. This banning of books is so disgusting to me 😩.

Hello, Heather! Is it me or am I missing something? Is the United States the only country where the citizens do most of the banning instead of the government 🤔? The citizens at least seem to initiate the bans. HAPPY READING 📚 ✌️😃

Good video 📸

That's next on my list. I may not get to it this week, though. I'm in the middle of The Prince & The Dressmaker. So much fun. Sadly, this is the second year in a row our Library Trustees have not allowed our public library to have banned book week displays. They say it only causes controversy. 🤦

Ms. Postelwait are you Skibidi please tell me 😢

I need to know your My Teacher and tell me if you are Skibidi!!! 🚽🪠

Hello, Heather! Isn't it funny how people choose what they wanna ban? Fortnite is too big and 💰💰💰 to ban. ✌️😃

Are you Skibidi. are you sigma Ms. Postelwait

Love all this healthy resistance to banned books, I feel so sorry for all you good people in the US having to live through such wretched times, as an outsider looking in the whole business seems totally incomprehensible. Stay strong, & keep resisting!

You were correct it was the first person you asked 🎉

Ms.postalwait guess what student I am in your class hint is I have blonde hair and always go to the bathroom in your class I’m in period 5

So nice you found a new favorite of the year! I might look into Spirit Hunters for my daughter who loves scary stuff, so thank you for the recommendation 👻Sorry to hear Amulet didn’t quite wrap up in a better, more satisfying way :(. That’s always frustrating and I’ve definitely experienced that in some series before! Hope you had a great start to your school year!

Ms postelwait try to guess which student I am from your class 😄

Hello, Heather ✌️😃 That Garlic and the Vampire does indeed sound cute. I have a little niece now who may like it 👍

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Interesting. I can't decide if i want to try it. I'll let you know what I decide.

I read this book less than 3 hours and I’m 14 years old. I love fantasy and magical stuff but that ending wasn’t exactly necessary I feel

Hope you have a great year with your students! Thanks for sharing❤

Thank you for such a powerful review.

Congratulations! Awesome!

Mascot is my choice!

Percy Jackson 👍

Love the Festival of Books too! The carousel sounds really interesting. I have not done that yet. Thank you for all the great videos!

I love listening to all your videos.

best scholastic book i ever got was in 5th grade it was a fox and the hound with fuzzy little finger puppets in the book, and im from the era where it wasnt a big book sale, it was in classroom, order form, and few weeks later, book day!!! (1985) i always loved the scholastic day, i reiterate, im planning on reading capn underpants

Ah, urban fantasy, have you read much Neil Gaiman? he's a new discovery for me, & I'm loving it.

Ah, looking at that Jonathan Stroud on your bookshelves. I'm about to launch into him - can't wait.

Love your channel name, what a surname to play with. I love YA literature too, especially LGBTQI+, so really admire your commitments to inclusivity & creativity. For me, Tolkien was the thing that started it all, & I still love fantasy, but I also read a lot of magical realism & poetry (especially contemporary). Thanks for the bookish inspiration!

I listened to both Melissa & Rick. Both were four stars for me. I picked up a copy of Green at the library yesterday. Excited to start it.

Loved this! The koala theme is so cute. These videos are so relaxing to watch ❤. I need to catch up on mine! :)

The Tea Garden, Cinder and Percy Jackson are definitely on my TBR, but everything else is new to me! Great wrap up of each book. Sounds like some real gems in there and I love the diversity you have in your reading! Thank you for expanding my knowledge of middle grade books 💖💖💖. Great job with the name game!!

aggie morton sounds wonderful planning on adding them i truly enjoy the words you choose, like delightful, such a pleasing experience im with you on over-repetition, drags books down cinder cover does look amazing, steampunk vibe hmmm, may read percy jackson, maybe fantastic job in may!!

Hey! Me again. Have you read Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds? It's more YA than middle-grade, but it is incredible!

absolutely gonna read this soon your voice is soothing, great recap