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We make hearing from inspiring authors a part of the school day by bringing 2-3 bestselling children’s authors to schools each month via live stream. https://bit.ly/m/BookBreak

WYRW! Our favorite part about Wednesdays! Yapha Mason is reading is Everything by Aaron Reynolds. She says this series is like the Twilight Zone for kids! (That sounds fun!) Thanks Yapha! Sometimes we need something a little creepy! See you next week for another WYRW with the BookBreak Team!

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It’s Wednesday! This week our WYRW book rec comes from Dr. Christiana Succar! She is reading The Stars Beneath Our Feet by David Barclay Moore. Check out why she's recommending it! Sounds good right!? Thanks Christiana! How big is your TBR these days!? Tell us what’s at the 🔝 down below👇

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We’re kicking off July’s ‘What are you reading Wednesday?’ with another recommendation from Reba Gordon. She is reading A Curse so Dark and Lonely. Reba want to know if you are Team Rhen or Team Grey. (Hint: there is only one right answer. Lol!) Tell us below! ⬇️ Thanks Reba!

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This week’s What are You Reading Wednesday? suggestion comes from Chesie Koronkiewicz, one of our fabulous School & District Success Specialists. Chelsie is reading "team reading" The Greatest in the World, Tater Tales #1 by Ben Clanton with her 7 year old son. Thanks Chelsie!

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Today’s What are you Reading Wednesday suggestion is from Reba Gordon on of BookBreak’s School and District Success Specialists and Special Projects Coordinator. She's reading The Heirs by Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé. What do you all think? Are you marking it TBR?

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The BookBreak team joins the children's literature community in mourning the loss of Jane Yolen, an incredible author, poet, and pillar. From Owl Moon to The Devil's Arithmetic, her 450 books touched all of our lives. Pictured: BookBreak Director Yapha Mason with Jane Yolen in 2018.

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We are witnessing a staggering decline in student reading habits. 😐 An intentional, school-wide Culture of Reading is the essential intervention needed to save the habit of reading before it disappears entirely and BookBreak is here to support you.

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We’re back for another What are you reading Wednesday?! brought to you by the BookBreak team! Today’s suggestion is from Yapha Mason, BookBreak’s Director of Programs & Operations. She REALLY knows her stuff! What do you all think? Is this one going in your summer TBR pile?

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Is your school doing literacy initiatives, or are you being a community of readers? A true Culture of Reading is more than a single day on the calendar or a one-off author visit. BookBreak is here to help you move beyond isolated events and into a true Culture of Reading.

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Welcome to our summer series, What are you reading Wednesdays? Brought to you by the BookBreak team! Kim, our marketing manager for is reading When Tomorrow Burns by Tae Keller. "I got excited about this book when I heard Tae Keller was on BookBreak with us. And it does not disappoint!" --Kim

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In honor of Memorial Day, we are sharing a short video from BookBreak featuring Jeff Gottesfeld and his powerful book Twenty-One Steps (illustrated by Matt Tavares). In it he talks about the values of the guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. bit.ly/BBMemDay Available to you until June 1st.

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You’ve heard of bookworms… now let us introduce our book bee. 🐝 📖 Say hello to BookBreak’s newest little mascot, here to bring the buzz to reading culture. Our Bee doesn’t have a name just yet, so on World Bee Day, it felt like the perfect time to make the introduction. What should we name our Bee?

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It's our last week of live talks for the school year and we have two great ones this week! Shawn Harris will be talking with our littlest learners and James Dashner will be joining upper elementary and middle school. Which one will you be watching?

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Happy 33rd birthday to The Giver by Lois Lowry 🎉📚 More than three decades later, this story is still being read, discussed, and passed from one generation of readers to the next. Since Lois Lowery is still writing, we’re still readingand still finding new things to talk about.

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