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Hi! It is Suzanna Ross...mostly just known as Ross. I have several favorite books, but "Thank You, Mr. Falker!" is my absolute favorite. This first time I ever read the book, I was surprised by the ending and I think it is so extraordinary that she became an international author, but struggled to learn to read and write and was not considered literate until about the age of fifteen years old!

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I can already tell that Padlet is going to be a great tool for us. Just after this one Padlet, I feel more connected than I have teaching these courses previously! I'm excited to see how we can use some of the attachment features in future posts!

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I can already tell that Padlet is going to be a great tool for us. Just after this one Padlet, I feel more connected than I have teaching these courses previously! I'm excited to see how we can use some of the attachment features in future posts!

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Hi, I am Glenn Thomas. I am currently in my 4th year of teaching. I was in the business world for 20 years. My favorite book is Christine by Stephen King. Yes, I know Christine is not what most would consider a literary masterpiece. However, I secured my college scholarship because of this book, and it will always be favorite.

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Hi! I'm Tessa Porter. One of my favorite books is "Angels & Demons." I love any book with a good twist that makes you think. This one definitely falls into that category. Everything I've read by Dan Brown has been good!

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This is the book I am reading right now. It's not necessarily my favorite, but to be honest, I don't think I have a favorite book since I read so many. As far as genre, I prefer historical and/or nonfiction. I chose this book because my students were studying the Osage Creation Account in my English 3 class, and this book focuses on the Osage Nation. It's a good read and an interesting window into a new culture.

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Hi! It's me, Amanda Gault and my favorite book to read to my third graders is Charlotte's Web! I just absolutely adore Charlotte's loyalty to Wilbur in this book and how he too is loyal to her in the end in caring for her egg sac and children. It makes me cry towards the end of the book every year I read it to my class. I think it is important for our children to see that books can be emotional and draw us in! I also do a comparison to the movie after we read the book. Charlotte's Web is such a wonderful story!

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Hey everyone! I am Haley Rudisail and I love all books by Lester Laminack. I always do an author study where we focus on authors craft, and I love doing this with his books.

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Hey guys...Acacia Ritter here! So sadly, I don't read as much as I used to so I had to think of one of my favorite books from childhood! Bringing the Rain to Kapiti Plain was one of the first places I saw and learned that I was named after a tree/plant in Africa!

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Hey guys...Acacia Ritter here! So sadly, I don't read as much as I used to so I had to think of one of my favorite books from childhood! Bringing the Rain to Kapiti Plain was one of the first places I saw and learned that I was named after a tree/plant in Africa!

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Hi! It's me, Dena Erickson. One of my favorite book is The Awakening by Kate Chopin. It was written in 1899 and is about a woman who began taking an active role in her own happiness instead of conforming to the expectations of society.

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Patricia looks the same today.  I do not! :)

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I am not making this up.  I went to FB to find this picture and apparently on this day 8 years ago, I shared this picture. That's crazy! (However, it was taken around 2000.) Opps! I am Natalie Upshaw.  I teach one of the Multiage classes. I don't have a favorite book, I have a favorite author. My all-time favorite children's author/illustrator is Patricia Polacco. She was my favorite before attending this literacy conference. She just happened to be the lead speaker. I as a little giddy. (Nerd. I know.)

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What's your Love Language? Share in the comments!

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What's your Love Language? Share in the comments!

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Hello! It's me, Jecoliah Whittaker! One of my favorite children's books is The Relatives Came by Cynthia Rylant and one of my favorite adult books is The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman. If you haven't seen the memes for the taco and coffee love language, it's super cute.
I'll share one.

Affirmation: Your coffee is delicious
Acts of service: I made you coffee.
Receiving gifts: Here's a coffee.
Quality time: Let's go get coffee.
Physical touch: Let me hold you like coffee
-author unknown

There is also a Love Languages for kids that would be great for not only parents, but teachers and anyone who interacts with children daily.

What's your love language?

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Hey Everyone! Its me, Joseph "Brandon" Brock. My favorite book would have to be Dave Pelzer's A Child Called It. This book pulled all the heart strings and I couldn't put it down. I could relate a lot to Dave in this book so I guess the personal connection is why I loved it so much. 

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Hey Everyone! Its me, Joseph "Brandon" Brock. My favorite book would have to be Dave Pelzer's A Child Called It. This book pulled all the heart strings and I couldn't put it down. I could relate a lot to Dave in this book so I guess the personal connection is why I loved it so much. 

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Hi! It's me, Brandi Huckaby and my favorite book is House on the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune. You do not have to add a picture, but I wanted you to see that it is an option on Padlet! You can also add links, YouTube videos and more to your posts. Make your post by clicking the plus sign in the bottom right corner. After you make your post, comment on two others with a quick hello. Remember, this board is just for practice so have a little fun!

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Hi! It's me, Brandi Huckaby and my favorite book is House on the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune. You do not have to add a picture, but I wanted you to see that it is an option on Padlet! You can also add links, YouTube videos and more to your posts. Make your post by clicking the plus sign in the bottom right corner. After you make your post, comment on two others with a quick hello. Remember, this board is just for practice so have a little fun!