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Author Archives: Greg Pattridge
EVOLUTION—HOW LIFE ADAPTS TO A CHANGING ENVIRONMENT
This science title will have STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) fans cheering. Filled with interesting facts, essential questions, and interactive projects, EVOLUTION is a must have for classrooms and home. Here’s the official blurb from Nomad Press: Why do humans … Continue reading
MMGM for 12/4/17
It’s That Holiday Season! The LINKS for December 4, 2017 (Click on an ornament to take you to their site) Happy December! Below are my thoughts on THE SEARCH OF THE LOST PROPHECY by William Meyer (Also linked via the … Continue reading
THE SEARCH FOR THE LOST PROPHECY for Marvelous Middle Grade Monday
I featured the first book in the Horace j. Edwards and the Time Keepers series last Friday. THE SECRET OF THE SCARAB BEETLE kicked things off with a trip to ancient Egypt. The time travel mystery continues with THE SEARCH … Continue reading
THE SECRET OF THE SCARAB BEETLE
This first book in the HORACE j. EDWARDS and the TIME KEEPERS series came out last year. I’m featuring it today in anticipation of my review next week on Marvelous Middle Grade Monday of Book Two: THE SEARCH FOR THE … Continue reading
MMGM for 11/27/17
The LINKS for November 27, 2017 (Click on a star to take you to their site) I’m still stuffed from four days of eating too much, but I found time to post this review. Below are my thoughts on … Continue reading
CHILDREN OF REFUGE for Marvelous Middle Grade Monday
Here is the second book in the sci-fi thriller CHILDREN OF EXILE series. The first book by that name came out last year and was high on my to read list. I just never got to it. I decided to … Continue reading
HOW TO ACE THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC BEE
The official study guide is now in its fifth edition and 2017’s version brings the first update since 2012. You don’t have to be a Bee participant to enjoy this book. The middle section includes over 40 pages of sample … Continue reading
MMGM LINKS—11/20/17
MMGM LINKS for November 20, 2017 (Click on a star to take you to their site) Sue Kooky from Kitty Cat at the Library returns with a review of Nightfall by Shannon Messenger. Dorine White is back with a Picture … Continue reading
CROSSING THE LINE for Marvelous Middle Grade Monday
On July 27, 1919 Eugene Williams, an African American teenager, was stoned to death by white men when his raft crossed the line to the whites only beach. It set off what is known as the Chicago race riots. This … Continue reading
ADVENTURE AGAINST THE ENDERMAN
Jump into the world of Minecraft, the wildly popular computer game that both kids and adults can play. In its basic form you create towers and full cities with virtual blocks. Beyond that there’s trial and error, problem solving, and … Continue reading
