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text 2019-04-07 04:19
My reading plan for the week: 4/7/19
Silverhill - Phyllis A. Whitney
Double Sin and Other Stories - Agatha Christie
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd - Agatha Christie
Cyanide With Compliments (Pollard & Toye #5) - Elizabeth Lemarchand
Murder on the Nile - Agatha Christie
The Yellow Dog - Georges Simenon,Linda Asher
Going Wrong - Ruth Rendell

I have a big mystery week planned!

 

I'm going to finish Silverhill by Phyllis Whitney tomorrow, and I only have three stories left in Double Sin. From there, I will move onto a reread of The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (yay) and the buddy read of Murder on the Nile, which takes place on Tuesday. 

 

I've also broken down and bought The Yellow Dog, which is the 6th Maigret, and - according to Tigus - is a good one! I am excited to read it. It should arrive tomorrow.

 

Last - but surely not least - is Cyanide and Compliments, which is the 5th in the Pollard and Toye series. This series is available through KU, and I've read the first 4 in a couple of weeks. They are silver age, first published in the 1960s, and are a lot of fun.

 

That's probably enough for a week, right? But if I make it through all of those, I'm going to read Going Wrong by Ruth Rendell, because I need a little psychological suspense in my life.

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text 2017-03-19 20:39
The Giving Tree
The Giving Tree - Shel Silverstein

This sweet book is about a little boy who complains about needing certain items his whole life and the tree giving what she has to provide for the little boy. The Lexile level is 530L. I would use this with a 3rd grade class (maybe near Thanksgiving) and give the students cutouts of leaves. I will assign each student another student and they must write three positive compliments on their 3 leaves. We will build a construction paper tree on a bulletin board and have each child represent a branch. Then we will hang up their compliments by their name!

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quote 2015-04-29 18:41
I have been complimented many times and they always embarrass me; I always feel that they have not said enough.

~ Mark Twain, Speech, 23 September 1907

Source: interestingliterature.com/2015/04/29/15-great-sourced-mark-twain-quotes
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review 2014-05-18 00:00
Compliments
Compliments - Mari K. Cicero Was pretty good. Liked the story, was entertaining and a pretty quick read. Would have loved to had a chance to read Hawks side of things since so much of this story is about him. Over it was great reading this one between darker or more intense books, which fit perfectly to for lack of a better term - cleanse your pallet. For more info please check out my blog - A life Bound By Books.
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text 2013-09-24 12:26
First Posts, Compliments and Importing Books!

Well I just started importing all my books from Goodreads, it will take some time since I have quite a lot of books and reviews. I hope sincerely that everything will go ok, and that my Dutch book will also be imported. Otherwise I will miss about 50% of my books. :( And that would be a shame.

 

Thanks for having me, and this site looks beautiful! Thanks!

 

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