Fresh Reads, Honest reviews, Educator-approved
A perfectly zany book to share with students to encourage self-advocacy and combats book gatekeeping. It uses a bookmobile to dismantale the over genering of books and what people “should” read. An excellent book to start a conversation of book choice.
Jojo Moyes’ Someone Else’s Shoes is a hilarious and heartwarming look at the chaos of modern life. When two women swap gym bags, they accidentally switch perspectives, driving home a message about gratitude, resilience, and the essential bond of female friendship. It’s a meticulously detailed story that’s both funny and inspiring.