Here's my shelf on books to recommend for Women's History Month, with just five of the books I've recently added. Click through to Goodreads to see more!
Mary Ann's bookshelf: women's history
As a young girl, Georgia knew that she wanted to be an artist when she grew up, but few women could pursue that dream in the early 20th century. “Georgia sees life differently. She paints and paints. Hours pass by. She wonders if she can...
No one expected Wilma Rudolph to survive her difficult childhood. My students are continually amazed at how Rudolph not only learned to walk after having scarlet fever and polio, but joined her school’s basketball team and then her colle...
When I'm doing a blogging challenge or planning a teaching unit, Goodreads helps me remember books I've read -- kind of like browsing the physical shelves in my library. How do you keep track of the books you've read and those you want to read? Do you like keeping this list to yourself, or do you like sharing it with friends?
©2014 Mary Ann Scheuer, Great Kid Books
I would be lost without Goodreads. There's no way I'd be able to keep track of what I've read, plus the millions of book recommendations from others, without it!
ReplyDeleteGoodreads is one of my very best friends. :) If I'm shopping for books in a store and find an interesting one, I can just type it into goodreads to see if I've already read it!
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