The Coronavirus has caused most graduations to be canceled this year, which has been disappointing to say the least. Schools have been remarkably creative in how they’ve celebrated and recognized the accomplishments of these students. Ceremony or not, graduations mean gifts! And everyone knows the best gifts are books for grads.
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Hello readers! Welcome to the Lydiature101 classroom! Don’t worry. There is no homework and there are no tests. Just everything you ever wanted to read about books! This is the place if you are looking for something to read. Looking for Lydiature101’s latest blog post? This was a crazy good reading month! I read/listened to
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Trying to get caught up from the great computer crash gave me a chance to revisit the books I read in February and all I can say is eight is great.
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You asked and here they are! My favorite books of 2019. A wrap up up the 11 five-star books I read plus a couple of bonuses just because I loved them!
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You might think that a month with no five-star books might be a disappointing month for me, but this truly was a month of good books.
Even though none of this month’s books rocked my world, it was really interesting to learn more about Steve Jobs and also about our culture of public shaming, I found an author my mother loved that I never knew about (Haywood Smith), I finally read Where’d You Go Bernadette, and have some great food for thought thanks to some other fantastic non-fiction books.
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June was a good reading month. I truly enjoyed all 12 of the books I read/listened to. I had one five star book (gotta love Brene Brown), seven four stars, and four three stars which means that I would recommend any and all of these books.
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