💯 and Calvin and Hobbes still holds up (especially for kids with learning differences 💙)

👋School librarian here! My main recommendation is graphic novels and audiobooks! My ADHD 12 yr old loves stories but has the attention span of a gold fish. The different formats have really helped him feel like a reader (he also really enjoys reading on a tablet...you can set dyslexic font on it!)

The only Fox News you should ever watch.

Your posts helped me survive a Trump presidency the first time around. Grateful for your daily doses of environmental political realness. And foxes.

Oohhhh!!! Adding this to my tbr!

Penn America and the ALA (American Library Association) are the best places to go!

Yes!!! Penny Reid is the best!

(Cletus is my favorite character 😂)

I just bought 19 Minutes but I'm a school librarian so I'm scared to read it 😳

I read Water for Elephants a when I used to commute to NYC and there was definitely sobbing on the train at some points.

I ran my first marathon this year and read Brothersong by TJ Klune for that exact reason. I was like I'm stressed by the events in this book...better get my heart pumping and push through 🤣

I recommend this book to people and the ones who report that they like it are my exact kind of weirdos 💙💙

OMG same! I have two Jasper Fjord books my friend lent to me a decade ago 😳

I haven't read it but I'm making it a goal to read this year!