Guest booktubers review fiction for Anti-Bullying Week 2014 People featured are Sarah: / clumsinessisacurse Megan: / megisinwonderland Daisy: / athousandlivesofdais
Thank you so much for introducing me to this cause, I can honestly say it's going to be a big factor in my life going forward. You are, as always, inspirational. I hope your subscribers find the reviews interesting and consider reading about the topic a little more xx
I was born with cleft lip and cleft palate and when I read the premise of Wonder, I snatched it up. It is a beautiful story and one I strangely could identify with, which is an experience I am not used to. Thanks for sharing :) "I'm a challenge to your balance" (love the song as well!)
Great idea. I have just read Wonder (in a day) it is a fantastic story with an important message. I love the different perspectives they give on it all.
I recommend reading thirteen reasons why by Jay Asher. A book where a teenage girl commits suicide and the main protagonist is listening to tape recordings as she tells the people in her story what lead her to to do it. I don't normally cry while reading but this book had me in tears.
I participated in this readathon and the book I read really upset me when I read the end, it was unexpected despite being mentioned vaguely earlier in the book.
Thank you so much for introducing me to this cause, I can honestly say it's going to be a big factor in my life going forward. You are, as always, inspirational. I hope your subscribers find the reviews interesting and consider reading about the topic a little more xx
You're welcome, Sarah - lovely to have you as a new friend. :)
I was born with cleft lip and cleft palate and when I read the premise of Wonder, I snatched it up. It is a beautiful story and one I strangely could identify with, which is an experience I am not used to. Thanks for sharing :) "I'm a challenge to your balance" (love the song as well!)
I'm reading this book to my class. We're hooked.
Great idea. I have just read Wonder (in a day) it is a fantastic story with an important message. I love the different perspectives they give on it all.
I love these girls. Happy to see them in video like this.:)
Thank you for making this video and fighting for a great cause. You're awesome!
I recommend reading thirteen reasons why by Jay Asher. A book where a teenage girl commits suicide and the main protagonist is listening to tape recordings as she tells the people in her story what lead her to to do it. I don't normally cry while reading but this book had me in tears.
I participated in this readathon and the book I read really upset me when I read the end, it was unexpected despite being mentioned vaguely earlier in the book.
Which book was it?
Winger, despite the bullying being a minor theme, I viewed the more minor character as being bullied more than the main.
***** Definitely, that's how I took it too. It's subtle and then all of a sudden it changes the whole dynamic of the story.