What are you reading this week of November 19, 2017? [View all]
Wishing everyone a fine feast this week, should that be on your list of things to do
Use this multiple-role reader's theater script to explore how the Pilgrims learned to get along when they first landed on Plymouth Rock. https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/articles/teaching-content/thanksgiving-readers-theater-mayflower-compact/
Almost through The Black Echo by Connelly. I like this mystery: what's behind these murders and robberies? The writer's comments about women gives me pause sometimes, though. I have to keep reminding myself this was written before '92, which is easy enough to remember when I read how Bosch has to find a pay phone so he can call the office to get his messages. That seems so long ago and in a galaxy far, far away now.
It's funny, too, how back then Bosch has had a TV show made about him, and then some 10+ years later that actually happens.
I have also started the long-awaited true story of The Lost City of the Monkey God by Douglas Preston. Jungles and spiders and snakes, oh my! Fascinating. And I love that there's color photos to really bring home what a difficult trek this would be, despite all our new technology. 
Any amazing adventures on your reading list this week?
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