Sentences with phrase «read for a book club»

That's the premise of Yuri Elkaim's book «The All - Day Energy Diet: Double Your Energy in 7 Days,» and it's this month's read for my book club.

The story follows a group of friends: Grover (Josh Hamilton) is shell - shocked that his girlfriend is leaving him to study in Prague; the acerbic Max (Chris Eigeman in a career - best performance) is a 50 - year old misanthrope in the body of a 20 - something undergrad; Otis (Carlos Jacott) works a dreary job at a video rental store and can't bring himself to actually read for his book club; and bartender Chet (Eric Stoltz), for whom alcohol is a literal philosophy.

There is no way BookPage could recommend every book club - worthy book every month, but here I'd like to give a shout - out to a book I'm currently reading for my book club — and loving.

Many of them would be able to relate to my wife Darlene's decision this week to buy a Kindle version of a book, even though she'd been given a free paperback of the title, to read for a book club.

Reading for your book club and socializing with your group members is a lot of fun, but sometimes it can be tricky to find a book that no one has read yet and everyone will enjoy.

This would make a great read for a book club.

Above is a page from The Disappeared by Kim Echlin, the book I am currently reading for my book club and purchased to read on the Kobo.

Not exact matches

She read as much as possible, volunteering at the library for better book access, and joined an afterschool robot - building club even though it had just one other member.

Fellow readers can sign up for «Book Club» emails that lists monthly selections from about 100 titles Patrick reads each year.

It's an uncomfortable yet incredibly accessible read — perfect for a book club or church group new to the topic and work of racial justice.

Though we are taking a break from our book club discussions for the summer, I wanted to check in now and then to see how your summer reading is going.

Inspiration and Incarnation: Evangelicals and the Problem of the Old Testament by Peter Enns:: I'm just cracking this open as part of the amazing Reading in Transit book club for theology nerds.

I'll have a special giveaway on November 7 just for book club participants, so start asking friends now to read the book with you.

Just finished The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd, excellent, can't wait for book club next week, and next am reading All the Light We Have Not Seen...... allie @ Through Her Looking Glass recently posted... Aunt Pinkie's Famous Fudgy Brownies

That day I will be sad, really I will be, Chelsea and Barcelona are the only clubs in the world that make me switch the TV off and read some book or get out so thank you for that

For our audience that would like to focus on the younger or general audience book club, you'll enjoy reading Parenting from the Inside Out by Daniel Siegel.

To participate in our online book club, go to Good Reads and become a member for FREE.

To find out more about the Virtual Book Club for Kids please read our page about how it works.

Journey to the River Sea by Eva Ibbotson (via Tara: «My daughter read this as part of book club, great for kids.»)

This month's Virtual Book Club for Kids chosen author is Eric Carle and the co-hosts are featuring activities and craft to do with 3 of his books The Very Hungry Caterpillar, The Tiny Seed, The Mixed - Up Chameleon [affiliate links] and we've chosen The Very Hungry Caterpillar and are going to work on a combination of sight words and fine motor skills learning to read the days of the week.

Filed Under: Learn, Motor Skills, Storybook Summer Tagged With: days of the week, eric carle, fine motor, learning to read, sight words, the very hungry caterpillar, virtual book club for kids Cerys Parker

Guests will enjoy a Mr. Men Little Miss book reading by a local parenting blogger, refreshments and activities for children and the opportunity to take part in a book drive benefitting a local Boys & Girls Club.

After reading the Polar Express this week for the Weekly Virtual Book Club for Kids, we are doing a really fun color learning activity

This week as part of the Weekly Virtual Book Club for Kids, we are reading Time for Bed by Mem Fox.

API Reads is more than club for people who love to read books.

Joining a tween book club is a great way for children to enjoy reading in a group environment.

If your book club chooses to read Naked Parenting: 7 Keys to Raising Kids With Confidence, I would love to join you for your discussion either in person locally or via a Skype call.

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In case you are joining in on the book club for the first time, you can read about its purpose and see our reading list here.

While my kids (now 7 and almost 6) are at the perfect age for a kids» book club especially since their reading levels are within a year apart, this idea can work for kids down to age 4 and up to any age that's willing to read the assigned book.

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We made these puppets after reading Mouse Shapes (affiliate link) by Ellen Stoll Walsh (our choice for this month's Virtual Book Club for Kids).

Big Owl Little Owl welcomes you to the Virtual Book Club for Kids — this week we read Should I Share My Ice Cream by Mo Williems.

Well, if it's too cloudy for stargazing, you can have your kids read the next book for NPR's Backseat Book Cbook for NPR's Backseat Book CBook Club.

Big Owl Little Owl would like to welcome you to the Virtual Book Club for Kids — this week we read 10 Apples up on Top by Dr Suess.

Sharing a Shell Small World Play This months virtual book club for kids author is Julia Donaldson - I hope you could read my smile in there - it's...

If you would like to extend your read aloud time to support your toddler to learn, create, play and cook then come and join in with our Weekly Virtual Book Club for Kids where each week we share a theme with a featured book (that we let you know in advance) and create a fun learning activity, art or craft, suggestions for messy or sensory play and sometimes even a really easy and fun recipe that you can cook together and share check out our activities we have shared over the years based on The Very Hungry CaterpilBook Club for Kids where each week we share a theme with a featured book (that we let you know in advance) and create a fun learning activity, art or craft, suggestions for messy or sensory play and sometimes even a really easy and fun recipe that you can cook together and share check out our activities we have shared over the years based on The Very Hungry Caterpilbook (that we let you know in advance) and create a fun learning activity, art or craft, suggestions for messy or sensory play and sometimes even a really easy and fun recipe that you can cook together and share check out our activities we have shared over the years based on The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

This months virtual book club for kids author is Dr Seuss apart from reading The Cat in the Hat as a child I really haven't read anything by Dr Seuss...

API Reads is Attachment Parenting International's online book club on Goodreads, but it's more than club for people who love to read books — it's a place to share concerns and ideas to strengthen the connection to our children and families as well as share your own personal experience.

Teachers» Choice applicants can apply for up to 200 new books apiece to be used in projects supporting literacy such as student book clubs, parent - child reading events and other activities or events.

Teachers» Choice applicants can apply for up to 200 new books from REF's collection or 100 special order books to be used in projects supporting literacy such as student book clubs, parent - child reading events and other activities or events.

A donation of any size can support the purchase of books for these clubs at a school library or books for these reading lovers to bring home.

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If you're a Book of the Month Club member like me (read about my experience with the subscription service here and here), you can score the book for free with your month's selections using the code WATER at checkBook of the Month Club member like me (read about my experience with the subscription service here and here), you can score the book for free with your month's selections using the code WATER at checkbook for free with your month's selections using the code WATER at checkout.

The Monday Book Club read The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks for the month of April.

What I'm reading:: My book club met Wednesday night to discuss You'll Grow Out of It, a refreshing comedy by Jessi Klein who covers the complete gamut of relatable guilty pleasures for girls like Anthropologie and The Bachelor.

I'm excited to lay by the pool and start reading this book for my book club next month!

Mine was full of blogger events — a fashion show by Vox Magazine, time spent celebrating my grandmother's 88th birthday, a dual baby shower for my gorgeous cousins and a photo shoot with my book club and blogger gals from Delicious Reads.

Recently, I read #GIRLBOSS by Sophia Amorusa, founder of NASTYGAL, for the virtual book club coordinated by Sarah Lagen of The Kissing Booth Blog.