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What we’re about. Hi!! This is a book club for folks looking to make friends, read fun books, and explore Columbus! We're planning to meet once a month for Saturday Brunch beginning on 12 Mar 2022 with a lighthearted read and move through the genres over time. We'd love to hear your book and brunch recommendations and can't wait to meet you!
This decodable book set includes 15 full-color books with one to two short simple sentences per page that focus on diphthongs, perfect for little hands to hold as children become more confident, independent readers.
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Hosted by The Toast’s Jackie Oshry, and co-hosted by some of her best friends, each month they’ll choose a new book to read, dissect, and chat about here on The Readheads Book Club. Welcome to The Readheads Book Club, your new favorite book club and podcast!
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Especially this past year I feel like a lot of book clubs are looking for some light and easy reads! As someone who tends to reach for darker/sad/depressing/heavy books, this has always been a challenge for me to balance out with some light reads that still have stuff to talk about or will generate interesting conversations from them. Luckily, as I...
My current book club is big on thrillers! I think it’s so fun to talk about the big twists and turns of mysteries and thrillers during book club. We’ve had some duds where we haven’t had much to talk about after we talk about the plot-twists so I want to help you avoid that, too, with books that will give you plenty to talk about while still either...
I know some people hear historical fiction and go running for the hills expecting all sad and depressing WW2 novels (and boy do I truly love those) but I promise that’s not what is going on here. A variety of selections set in different time periods and varying levels of sad haha. Some really good stories here not to be missed and will give great d...
Does your group love young adult books? I am personally a huge fan whether you are a teen or not so YA anymore! If you love young adult books, check out my most anticipated YA books of 2024! You May Also Like: New YA Books By Black Authors What books have you read that would make a great pick for a book group? What books have been a hit with YOUR b...
1. Did the title, subtitle and cover accurately represent the book? Was the book what you expected? 2. Did you know anything about the time period before reading the book? Did you learn anything new? 3. What did you find most interesting about this story? 4. Had you ever heard of Gifford Pinchot before reading this book? If so, where and why? 5.
Centering diphthongs are vowel sounds that start with one vowel sound and end with a schwa (/ə/), which is an unstressed and neutral vowel sound often represented by the upside-down ‘e’ in phonetics. Examples: /iə/ as in “ear” /eə/ as in “air” /uə/ as in “sure” /aɪə/ as in “fire” /aʊə/ as in “hour” /ɔɪə/ as in “loyal” /əʊə/ as in “lower”
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