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Somebody give me a wildcard book/author that is super gay, I don't know how many of my list are LGBTQ+ so I've got to figure that out but might as well get ahead. Name: moana Personal Challenge: 120 books Booklord 2024? Sure I keep a running list in my diary, so here's what I've got so far: 1. In Search for Deeper Learning by Jal Mehta and Sarah Fine 2. Change is the Only Constant by Ben Orlin 3. After the Education Wars by Andrea Gabor 4. What's Math Got to Do With It? by Jo Boaler 5. Once Upon a Prime by Sarah Hart 6. The Future by Naomi Alderman 7. The Mathematical Instinct by Keith Devlin 8. Math Without Numbers by Milo Beckman 9. Absolution by Alice McDermott 10. Eat the Rich by Sarah Gailey 11. Homegrown by Ben Hewitt 12. Number Theory: An Introduction by Benjamin Fine and Gerhard Rosenberger 13. The Pole by JM Coetzee 14. Whalefall by Daniel Kraus 15. There, There by Tommy Orange 16. Beyond Freedom by John Holt 17. Unschooling Rules by Clark Aldrich 18. Growing Up in Public by Devorah Heitner 19. The Schoolhouse 20. Young Children Continue to Reinvent Arithmetic (book 3 of series for 3rd graders) by Constance Kamii 21. Dune by Frank Herbert 22. Young Children Reinvent Arithmetic (book 1 of series, 1st graders) by Constance Kamii 23. Is Math Real? by Eugenia Cheng 24. The Tusks of Extinction by Ray Nayler 25. Someday Angeline by Louis Sachar 26. The Schools Our Children Deserve by Alfie Kohn 27. The Last Language by Jennifer DuBois 28. Creative Schools by Ken Robinson 29. Emma by Jane Austen 30. Young Children Reinvent Arithmetic (book 2 of series, 2nd graders) by Constance Kamii 2024 BOOKLORD CHALLENGE PROMPTS 1. Set a goal for number of books or another personal challenge. Set at 120 2. Of the books you read this year, make sure at least 25% of them are not written by men. So far 14/30 3. Of the books you read this year, make sure a least 25% of them are written by writers of color. So far 7/30 4. Of the books you read this year, make sure at least 8% of them are written by LGBTQ writers. So far ?/30 5. Read a work in translation 6. Read something that was nominated for an award There, There was up for the Pulitzer 7. Read something that is referenced in something else (a movie, a tv show, another book, etc.) Dune 8. Read some poetry OR a play 9. Read something in the public domain Young Children Continue to Reinvent Arithmetic 10. Read something you think is probably overhyped Creative Schools by Ken Robinson, it was weak sauce compared to his TED talk and the first book he wrote 11. Read something illustrated (whether it's a few splash pages or a comic, do whatever you like here!) Change is the Only Constant by Ben Orlin has some fantastic math illustrations 12. Read two works by different authors who have a matching name (initials, first, last, middle, whatever) So far I have three Sarahs on there. 13. Ask the thread for a Wildcard 14. Read something with exactly four (4) words in the title (since it's 2024) The Tusks of Extinction
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freelop posted:1. Set a goal for number of books or another personal challenge: 5/12 moana fucked around with this message at 22:39 on Mar 23, 2024 |
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Gertrude Perkins posted:Brontez Purnell, 100 Boyfriends. Doesn't get much gayer. Plus it's good
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Gertrude Perkins posted:Brontez Purnell, 100 Boyfriends. Doesn't get much gayer. Plus it's good
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