Earlier this week, my 3/4 learners practiced some important TDA skills (citing strong evidence and analyzing) with one of our favorite books so far this year, Alvin Ho. I was impressed with how they did! 😊 @lenorelook @AmericanReading #ARCcore

New to my library are these fantastic stories of Ruby Lu, an amazing character who completely embodies what we find lovable about an almost 8 year old. Great references to Chinese culture. These are fantastic for my international primary library. @lenorelook #rubylu #chapterbook

“Love as Strong as Ginger” by @lenorelook is one of my research books. I’m now sitting here, a puddle of tears, thinking about all the sacrifices my Korean halmoni has made for me.

Wanna laugh? The genius of @lenorelook continues w/ the whacked exploits of #Alvinho 5+6. Audiobooks just released and thrilled to be the narrator of the whole series. Big THX Lenore! @PRHAudio #danmusselman @RealDanZitt #LeUyenPham @artistspeak tinyurl.com/ya7czlvt

Alvin is allergic to school. He'd give anything to not have to go. But do you think he'd like remote learning? on.nypl.org/3hIUs9l @lenorelook @randomhousekids

I have been to this distribution center. I felt just like that penguin.

and just today I checked out another @lenorelook book that's a bit older, to a first grader, #RubyLu

Safety first with Alvin Ho! These readers shared a lot of laughter while creating their own emergency plans like Alvin does in Alvin Ho: Allergic to Girls, School, and Other Scary Things. Who knew disaster preparation could be so much fun? #learningmadefun @lenorelook

And the fact that Ruby lives in Seattle!

@lenorelook Students in my class had to pick a book they were reading and share a great opening line / paragraph. I have a bunch of boys who LOVE Alvin Ho and all of his quirks.