RLL #82: Celebrating Books with Mary Wilson
Can you imagine having a guide to infuse fun into your homeschooling and make literary discussions come alive every month? Today, Colleen chats with Mary Wilson about “found” poetry, book/movie matchups and the possibility of great adventures with book clubs! Mary’s “Celebrate a Book” guides can help create family-friendly gatherings that bring whimsy and delight to readers of all ages and ability. This is a fun conversation about celebrating all things BOOKS!
Links and Resources from Today’s Show:
- Sponsor: Bardsy (free writing template printables in addition to the free Reader level for RLL listeners at www.bardsy.com/rll)
- Mary Wilson’s website
- Celebrate A Book website
- Instagram @marywilsonblog
- Instagram @celebrateabook
- Facebook: Creative Homeschooling with Mary Hanna Wilson (@marywilsonblog)
- Facebook: Celebrate A Book (@celebrateabook)
- Facebook Group: Celebrate a Book Discussion Group
- Creating a Book Club for Kids
- Ready Player One: A Novel
- Found Poetry
- Over 45 of the Best Children’s Books that are Family-Friendly Movies
- RLL #68: Self-Directed Education with Peter Gray, PhD
- Pixar Art of Storytelling
- The Complete Guide to Book Clubs for Kids (sent with newsletter signup)
- Celebrate a Book presents The Green Ember by S.D. Smith Book Club
- Celebrate a Book presents The Hunger Games Book Club
- Celebrate a Book presents Wednesday Wars Book Club
- Celebrate a Book presents The Hobbit Book Club
- Celebrate a Book presents Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library Book Club
- Celebrate a Book presents Poppy Book Club
- Celebrate a Book presents The Outsiders Book Club
- Celebrate a Book presents The Crossover (free verse poetry) Book Club
- Celebrate a Book presents A Medieval Celebration: A Multi-Book Guide
- RLL #22: Finding a Homeschool Co-op and Creating Killer Classes | A Listener Question
- Finding Community: Building a Support System Online and In-Person
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