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Posted by Jordan
Categories: Blog, Read-a-Thon
Tags:Read-a-Thon, summer
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Are you ready for the Incredibooks Summer Read-a-Thon to begin? Do you have a huge list of books all waiting to be read? The Read-a-Thon begins tomorrow so hold onto that list for just a little while longer.
If you’re just seeing this now, don’t panic. There is still plenty of time for you to join in the fun. Simply visit the Read-a-Thon sign up page and follow the instructions there before June 7.
And if you’re already signed up, why not stop by the Read-a-Thon 2010 Enthusiasm, Questions, and Comments thread on the forum and say hello?
Less than one day away. Get ready. It’s coming.
Posted by Rebekah
Categories: Blog, Read-a-Thon
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Today I’ve decided to take a little trip down memory lane and introduce to you a few extra special books I’ve enjoyed. Books that may not be the most down to earth, up to date, or realistic, but books that still make me smile.
Pippi Longstocking
A very funny story about the strongest girl in the world and her rather scatterbrained, upside-down way of looking at things.
No Flying in the House
The delightful story of Annabel, a young girl who discovers that she is related to fairies.
Rascal
A truly enjoyable tale about a boy and his pet raccoon.
Rabbit Hill
The tale of the shenanigans that the animals living on the hill get into when New Folks move into the big house.
Posted by Rebekah
Categories: Blog, Read-a-Thon
Tags:C. S. Lewis
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Part of our Read-a-Thon 2010 highlight posts.
When most people think of C. S. Lewis, his Narnia series is usually what comes to mind first. Or perhaps The Screwtape Letters. But today I want to draw attention to what are definitely my favorite Lewis books: his science fiction trilogy.
These are written for advanced readers, as the style of writing is so deep and thought-provoking, and Lewis does not attempt to smooth over the badguys. Evil is portrayed as what it is. But I still recommend these very, very highly. Every time I read them I find something new.
And just because they’re thought-provoking, don’t think they’re boring! Every book has plenty of action and suspense written in the older style. They stretch the imagination while exciting interest. And, best of all, on multiple occasions they have inspired me anew and afresh to marvel over how amazing our God is. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by Ruth
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Part of our Read-a-Thon 2010 highlight posts.
Remember, reading aloud to younger siblings or children will boost your Read-a-Thon page count for the summer. We already mentioned a few recommended longer children’s books, but today we’re highlighting some short ones—ones you can easily read aloud several in an afternoon. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by Jordan
Categories: Blog, Read-a-Thon
Tags:Read-a-Thon, Scott Appleton
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Part of our Read-a-Thon 2010 highlight posts.
Today we’re highlighting another one of our Read-a-Thon prize sponsors. Scott Appleton is a newcomer to the scene, but he has already captured our attention. His first book Swords of the Six is the start of a seven-book series that looks to be pretty exciting. Book two, titled Offspring is tentatively scheduled for Summer/Fall next year, with the third book, The Key of Living Fire, coming in 2012.
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