Booktube Birthday Celebration ~ YA-ish Book Memories
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Books:
The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett
Cricket in Times Square by George Seldon
Anne of Green Gables by LM Montgomery
A Wrinkle in Time by Madeline L'Engle
Trumpeter of Krakow by Eric P Kelly
Witch of Blackbird Pond by Elizabeth George Speare
Carry on Mr Bowditch by Jean Lee Latham
So Dear To My heart by Sterling North
Poor Little Rich Girl Eleanor Gates
The Hobbit & LOTR by J R R Tolkien
Silas Marner by George Eliot
Girl of the Limberlost by Gene Stratton Porter
Laddie by Gene Stratton Porter
The Havester by Gene Stratton Porter
Daughter of the Land by Gene Stratton Porter
Keeper of the Bees by Gene Stratton Porter
The Magic Garden by Gene Stratton Porter
Emily of Deep Valley by Maude Hart Lovelace
Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
The Last Unicorn by Peter S Beagle
Neverending Story by Michael Ende
Dune by Frank Herbert
Daddy Longlegs by Jean Webster
Hinds Feet on High Places by Hannah Hurnard
Phyllis A Whitney mysteries
Paul Gallico stories
Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury
Cheaper by the Dozen by Frank B. Gilbreth & Ernestine Gilbreth Carey
Redwall (all of them) by Brian Jacques
Harper Hall Trilogy by Anne McCaffrey
Eragon by Christopher Paolini
This Present Darkness by Frank Peretti
The Iron Giant by Ted Hughes
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Love the grandpa story. So sweet! ❤
It’s precious to me. ♥️
I have seen This Present Darkness twice recently at local used bookstores and I almost picked it up both times, but didn’t really know anything about it. So you just convinced me that I need to get it the next time I see it!
Love love LOVE these videos!
I am planning to start my reread of Redwall hopefully in April.
You won't regret reading This Present Darkness. I just reread it for the first time in 20(?) years and It stirred a fire to remember the principalities are real and I need to be more diligent in prayer.
I'll buddy read ANY Redwall book you want! 😄 Just say the word!
Ohhhh i remember reading Cricket in Times Square to my boys when they were small. We loved it!
I'm excited to read Silas Marner sometime this year. I'm loving Eliot!
DUNE!!!!!!❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Yeah don't read the adult Phyllis Whitney. 😅 quick dnf
Awww your grandpa❤
I need to read try Redwall ... I'm always intrigued when i see it at Goodwill.
Cricket is what our pup was named and she was partially named that because of Cricket in Times Square😊
Silas is very simple in comparison to the rest of Eliot’s work. I hope you love it like I do 💗
❣️❣️Dune❣️❣️
Redwall was written first but Mossflower and a couple others come before it timeline wise. I don’t think it matters what order as long as you read either Mossflower or Redwall before the rest of the series. Medieval woodland creatures fighting for good !😊
I read A Wrinkle in Time when I was 9 or 10 and I read the second and third books in the series when I was 12. Anne of Green Gables is an all time favorite. I didn't read The Hobbit until I was in my 20's. I read Silas Marner for English class in highschool and I really enjoyed it, but don't remember much of the story anymore. I have thought about re-reading it.
I love the first three books in the Wrinkle series. But the first one is the one I reread most often!
Anne is an all time fave of mine as well.
Do give Silas a reread ❣️ It’s not very long and so beautifully crafted.
i did love the trip down memory lane...wasn't just the word limberlost magical on it's own..i loved girl of and freckles...and you're going to be jealous but i've never read and hope to remedy it soon...the neverending story.
Limberlost is definitely a magical name ✨
And I am totally jealous! What an enchanted time you are in for 🤗🥰
@@novelideea looking forward to it!😀
I am a homeschool mom of 4. My kids are 12b, 11b, 8g, 6b. It is so hard to find read alouds to reach the age gap in that crowd. 😂
I am thankful to say we are a reading house.❤
That comes with challenges though... i cannot screen the books ahead of them because they all read so fast!
The choices we have in modern literature are so rarely charming and full of subjects my kids are not aware of.😮
I am sorry to say, while i have heard of most of those books i haven't read them for myself. I did not grow up in a reading house.
The Witch of Blackbird Pond is one I read and enjoyed!
I am saving this video to pull ideas for our next read aloud book.
Hi Crystal! Welcome 🤗
I am so happy you found us and I hope you find LOTS that you can trust on here! I have a voxer (Instagram) if you have questions about a specific book or books. I’d love to help. We homeschooled 3 kids through highschool! G, B, G.
Even if you have questions about books to fit a subject in school, I’ll try to steer you wholesomely❣️
Again, welcome!
Also, I did more book memory videos for younger readers! They’re in the “celebrations playlist” 🥰
Yes! I have really enjoyed this series of videos. I think I have watched them all now. Thanks so much! ♥
I am anxious about the upcoming school year. My oldest will be in 7th grade. I am worried he may not be prepared. We will continue homeschool. He struggles in math. I am considering avenues to foster more independent learning as thus far we have done family style in all subjects (except grammar/spelling/math.)
Any tips or thoughts about the transition from elementary to upper learning?
@@crystaljordan7318 we never made what grade they were in the issue/ focus. It was more “are you learning? Do you feel good about moving forward?” And trying to observe how they learned best. My Middle child needed manipulatives and ways to move while he learned. My oldest needed me to be available for constant reassurance she was doing well/correctly, but didn’t want me to hover. I personally think grade levels are arbitrary (they feel so intrinsic when you as the parent were brought up in a school system where you had to perform a certain way). My 2 oldest were never great at math, but they loved music and music theory uses a lot of math, so that became their math class. (Both did trade school and apprenticeships for their careers, but the oldest also did 2 years of University) What I’m trying to say is take him at his own pace and don’t beat yourself up over what that pace is! 🤗🥰
I hope that helped
@@novelideea yes! Things my husband and I have talked about and agree with you about. It is so easy to doubt when we can't see the outcome. Thanks for reassuring me! {{hugs}}
Frances Hodgson Burnett! Lucy Maud Montgomery! Louisa May Alcott! There were others you mentioned as well but I forget already lol, but so many favorites of my pre-teen years! ❤
It's been fun to think back over these years to what I have fond memories of.
Loved hearing about these! Definitely some that I've read and loved here ❤
I know you’ve read Anne! What others did you love?
The Witch of Blackbird Pond, The Secret Garden, others I'm having a hard time remembering now (even after reading through your list 😅). And some (like Neverending Story) that I still need to get to!
Love these videos! Many of these I've read as an adult or not yet
Sounds like me! I was already 18-21 when I read many books that are recommended for much younger readers!
I’m so glad you’re enjoying them, Lindsay♥️
Hi Deea! Wow! Where to begin? So many books that are either beloved or look as if they will be beloved!!! Wonderful selection and I love your chats about each one! i have that same illustrated version of 'Little Women' (I collect those illustrated junior library editions). I loved that story about your grandfather! I will be referring back to this video for book inspiration! Thank you!!!🌷
🌷I’d love to know what ones you already love as well as what ones you hope to love 🤗🥰
Grampas are just the dearest souls❣️
He sounds like it! The Iron Giant is a big one!@@novelideea
I didn't need a video to tell me why we are friends, but if I had found that necessary this one alone would have proved it. 😍I am saving this video (and saved the middle grade one to)o my private homeschooling playlist. There are some I forgot about or haven't read myself yet.
😂🙌🏻🥰
You make my heart smile, my friend 🤗
Love all your stories connected with reading. Most of these are our dear friends. 😄♥️ I forgot, did you homeschool? I’m saving for a few I’ve never heard of! 😮🥰♥️
I did homeschool our kids through highschool! I miss those years. 2 of my grands are homeschooled now too.
I'm curious about which ones you haven't heard of ?!?!
@@novelideeaI think So Dear to My Heart, Poor Little Rich Girl, and Iron Giant, I’ve never heard of! I’m not sure if anyone in my family read The Neverending Story, but we’ve heard of it!
@@amyofhearthridge iron giant is also called the iron man. All three have adaptations too so once you read them you could watch them!