Monday, November 2, 2020

The Best Book Deals this Week November 1, 2020

I often get lots of questions from other teachers about building a classroom library without breaking the bank, so each week, I share 4-7 books that are on sale right now. I also share books that YOU might like to read as well!

If you see other great deals, I'd love if you would let me know about them!

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BOOK DEALS YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS THIS WEEK!

Turkey Trouble is the perfect choice for a read aloud in the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving. It tells the story of a turkey who is in trouble - big trouble (and we all know why)!

To try to avoid being served for Thanksgiving dinner, Turkey comes up with several disguises to hide from the farmer. It is the perfect lead-in for a turkey in disguise writing project.

I love the word choice in this book for dialogue that is much more interesting than "said". Examples in the book include: moaned, grumbled, and a whole lot more!

You can get the Kindle version for FREE with Kindle Unlimited.

Speaking of word choice, The Word Collector is another one of my favorites! I love using this book to inspire my students to look for interesting words as they read to build their vocabulary. It's about a little boy who collects words, and the author gives lots of ideas where students can collect words as well!

I loved Beverly Cleary books when I was in elementary school, and her books are still beloved by my students today! The Mouse and The Motorcycle (the first book in the Ralph S. Mouse series) is on sale right now. The Kindle version is on sale for an even greater discount!

I am a huge Pig the Pug fan! The newest book in this series, Pig the Slob is set to release November 10, 2020. You can pre-order the book at a discount right now. I have not read this book yet (since it's not even release yet), but this line is amazing for teaching rhyme or poetry!

Pug was a Pug,
and I'm sorry to say,
he was shockingly lazy.
Such a shameful display...