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Host an Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Tea Party

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Host an Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Tea Party

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Organize a tea party during or after your book club discussion. Decorate with a checkered tablecloth, playing cards, keys, mismatched teapots, and mismatched teacups and saucers. Offer different kinds of tea (or cocoa with different marshmallows)  Serve cupcakes and cookies.

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1.  arduous | not easy : hard to do or make
“Now, other than your particularly arduous workload, what else do you have planned for the week?”

2. bedraggled  | limp, wet, or dirty from or as if from rain or mud
Rain meant quiet days in the shop as people stayed inside with only the odd group of bedraggled readers drying out in the café area.

3. binge | a short period of time when you do too much of something
I haven’t the foggiest what book I was reading, but your mum went on a real classics binge while she was pregnant, nostalgic for her own childhood, I suppose.

4. casual | showing or feeling little concern : NONCHALANT
She tried to wander over casually.

5. collate | to gather together information from different sources in order to study it carefully
In the pages were a collection of photos her grandparents had let her collate that all featured her mum.

6. contemplate | to think about deeply and carefully
Tilly contemplated the question.

7. contrary | unwilling to accept control or advice
She had explored wonderlands and secret gardens with girls curious and contrary.

8. criterion | something that is used as a reason for making a judgment or decision
“Someone who’s adventurous, and clever, and brave, and funny…” Tilly said, checking her criteria off on her fingers.

9. disdain | a feeling of dislike for someone or something considered not good enough
“I can’t find the vanilla essence!” Jack shouted, making two people sitting drinking coffee eye him warily and Alice the cat raise her head in disdain from the cushioned seat she had claimed for the morning.

10. dyslexia | a learning disability in which a person usually has a problem in reading, spelling, and writing
“Oskar’s dyslexic,” Mary said, coming up behind them.

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Write this quote on a large piece of poster board. Decorate it with paint, colored pencils, stamps, stickers, or any other artistic materials.
“Books can change minds and change worlds, open doors and open minds, and plant seeds that can grow into magical or even terrifying things. Stories are things to be loved and respected at the same time; never underestimate the power of them. It’s why books are often casualties of censorship; those who ban or burn books are those who are scared of what can be found among their pages.”

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Tilly’s grandad says that writing your name in a book is “about creating a record of who’s read and loved each book.” Make your own bookplates for your most beloved books. Click below for free printable bookplates or use these as inspiration to create your own!

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We are about to launch into the summer reading season, so we've put together a brand new set of printable bookplates for kids (and some grown ups, too!). But these are perfect for any time of the year, of course! You can also use them when going back to school to ensure that your child's books make it back home safe and sound. Bookplates are great for kids who are voracious readers and like to trade books with friends or family. Simply print these out, cut them out, and glue inside the front cover of your books. If you are concerned about damaging the paper, you can always use these removable/repositionable glue sticks. Alternatively for older and collectible books, I would recommend using an acid-free glue. Either way, kids will have a blast being able to claim their books with their own names. And they will have extra fun as they share favorite titles with others!
You might also find our printable reading logs handy!
Printable Bookplates for Kids

Download our Back to School Printable Activities Bundle - 210 pages of engaging entertainment wrapped up in one PDF package!

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Printable Bookplates for Kids | Woo! Jr. Kids Activities

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We are about to launch into the summer reading season, so we've put together a brand new set of printable bookplates for kids (and some grown ups, too!). But these are perfect for any time of the year, of course!

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The book discussion will begin May 31st.  Click below to join the discussion

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Since her mother’s disappearance, eleven-year-old Tilly Pages has found comfort in the stories at Pages & Co., her grandparents’ bookshop. But when her favorite characters, Anne of Green Gables and Alice from Wonderland, start showing up at the shop,Tilly’s adventures become very real. Not only can she follow Anne and Alice into their books, she discovers she can bookwander into any story she chooses. Tilly’s new ability leads her to fun and exciting adventures, but danger may be lurking on the very next page…

When new secrets are uncovered, it’s up to Tilly to solve the mystery of what happened to her mother all those years ago. From debut author Anna James comes a charming and exciting adventure about a bookish young heroine, a mysterious librarian, and a magical bookshop that will delight book lovers everywhere.

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This is a book club for 3rd through 5th graders.  For now, the club will take place virtually with activities provided online. Our first book selection will be provided online as well.  Each month you will read the book and complete the activities at your own pace.  You can then participate in the book discussion beginning on the posted discussion date.