Summer Book Study: Reading in the Wild

Good day, friends!

Starting next Thursday, I am joining with several dozen bloggers to invite you to an awesome summer book study showcasing Donalyn

Miller’s Reading in the Wild!

An amazing reader and teacher, Miller’s first book, The Book Whisperer, shares her experiences in middle

grades classrooms and how she has fostered a love of reading in her students. Her classroom is INSPIRING! The book

is so down-to-earth, a fast read, and filled with simple (but powerful) ways to create a culture of reading in your

classroom. In The Book Whisperer, Millers leaves you with her frustration – students leaving her classroom

loving reading but faced with future teachers that do not share Donalyn’s enthusiasm for reading. Gradually, her

students leave the practice of daily, just-because reading.

Here enters, Donalyn’s second book, Reading in the Wild. This books acts as a follow-up to the first and

discusses how to foster a love of reading that is lifelong and sustainable…even when a passionate teacher is not present.

As a 5th grade teacher, this is powerful to me. How do I structure reading and sharing opportunities that set the

foundation for life-long reading? Reading in the Wild address this question!

I would love for you to join us! You can click here or the image below to grab your copy.

So friends, are you in??

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