I’ve had so many questions about the exact books I read for each theme, so I’m starting to share my monthly book collections with you! 📚✨ For November, our themes are Exercise, Food, and Thanksgiving. I pull out all of the books that fit those topics — my favorite read-alouds go in the bin next to my chair, and the rest go into our library center for students to explore. These are the books I’ve collected over 17 years of teaching, many of them from Scholastic using teacher points. 💛 These are

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What book are you most looking forward to reading in November? I’ve got a pretty ambitious list, mixed between fiction books and nonfiction books, some really great works of literature, a piece of classic literature, and a really wild postmodern literature fiction book. Books mentioned: Tinkers by Paul Harding McGlue by Ottessa Moshfegh Near To The Wild Heart by Clarice Lispector Frankenstein by Mary Shelley Libra by Don Delillo Child of God by Cormac McCarthy Help Wanted by Adelle Waldman The R