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"There are people who managed to get through their worst moments thanks to a dog that insisted on going out for walks or a cat that never stopped lying down beside them. They aren't pets, they're family.” ~Rebecca Hart
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"What a privilege it is to carry heavy shopping bags, to have clean clothes, to slip into freshly made sheets, and to sit down to a meal you love. What a privilege it is to laugh, to love, to be held, to feel safe, to have choice and to start again.” ~Sophie Harvey
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"I recently learned something called the 'borrowed people' theory, and it changed
how I see every relationship in my life. We move through life assuming there will be more time, more calls, more dinners, more 'someday.' But the truth is, no one is ours to keep. Everyone is borrowed. And 'someday' isn’t promised. So while you still have the chance—be present, be intentional, say what you mean and love fully.” ~Jamie Villamor
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SLEEPLESS is coming July 7th and I’m heading out on tour. Hope to see you at one of these amazing bookstores!
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Dear NerdcampNNE Community,
After much consideration, we have decided to take a hiatus from NerdcampNNE this September.
We wish all of you the best of luck with finishing up the school year and hope you enjoy a restful and rejuvenating summer.
See you in 2027. #nerdcampnne
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Must Watch! 🚨
What college professors are saying to Gen Z students.
This doesn’t shock K-12 teachers at all!
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The video is AI-generated and part of a viral series of fabricated "professor crashout" clips. instagram.com/p/DWevqnvDwkw/ youtube.com/shorts/w24MW0i… instagram.com/reel/DQpysfxAO…
Adib Khorram's One Word, Six Letters is a poignant YA novel about two ninth-grade boys struggling to understand themselves and where they fit in with their friends, families, and larger community. Thank you @Netgalley and @FierceReads for the eARC goodreads.com/review/show/83…
Middle grade readers who enjoy character relationships, suspense, and weather-related emergencies will enjoy Saadia Faruqi's Some of Us are Brave! Thank you @NetGalley and @HarperCollinsCh for the eARC! goodreads.com/review/show/83…
I'm typically not much of a suspense/thriller reader, but @alicewriterland had me hooked from the start of My Husband's Wife - heartpounding story and phenomenal narrator on audiobook! Thank you @NetGalley and @MacmillanAudio goodreads.com/review/show/82…
I've got to get better about keeping caught up with my @NetGalley reviews - I'm fortunate to have access to so many great ARCs! @vtbidania A Year Without Home is a fantastic middle grade novel in verse. goodreads.com/review/show/81…
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We are pleased to host a giveaway of the middle grade novel, LISTEN TO THE GIRLS by Chrystal D. Giles (@penguinkids), out on May 5.
To enter, L + RP and confirm your entry in our Friday weekly update: kidlit411.com/2026/05/the-we… (+ more ways to win)
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✨A Books of Hope Giveaway!✨I'm giving away these amazing picture books by Kobi Yamada/Charles Santoso; Peter H. Reynolds; @chanastiefel/ Susan Gal; @KimberlyBiddle4/ David Wilkerson.
To enter, L + RP. Leave a comment for a bonus entry. Ends April 8.
Oooh…how I absolutely love this series!! Couldn’t think of a better way to start a rainy, chilly Saturday morning!
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"Marry someone whose character you admire. Because nothing will take a greater toll on your happiness than waking up every day next to someone whose actions tell you they have no integrity, avoid accountability, and have no real desire to grow.” ~Jillian Turecki
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Join us @ our Virtual #Literacy Fest February 28th!
11am ET - 1:15pm ET #BestPractices #kidlit
#Education #Teachers #professionaldevelopment
Support Listening #Comprehension with Reciprocal #Teaching #Reading #Librarians
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