Project Lit Book Club just finished Slay by Brittany Morris. This story goes deeper than a game; it’s about code-switching, pressure, and carrying identities in different spaces. Kiera’s choices show the cost of being unseen and the courage it takes to be real. Slay isn’t just a story; it’s about identity, community, and what it means to take up space unapologetically. Honest, layered, and unforgettable. @ProjectLITComm @brittanymmorris

Another year of Project Lit Book Club is in the books! We finished the year with Nic Stone's Chaos Theory, which is a beautiful exploration of neurodivergence, grief, and taking risks. There were so many connections and emotions, and the wisdom of the students was so powerful. Thanks to Ms. McGill, Mrs. Shell, Mrs. Petgrave-Williams, and Ms. Fareed for helping to make the club a success. #LockEDin🔐@ProjectLITComm

These readers are amazing! Cheers to our final @ProjectLITComm meeting of the year! 🎉

Beautiful cover😍 On my way to read it....

I love this! She was at our lit fest last year!

Starfish by @AuthorLisaFipps is an absolute MUST read! @ProjectLITComm read it for our January book of the month, and was the perfect read to start 2025. ❤️ Thanks to Ms. Wrisinger for hosting this week! 👏👏👏

Thanks to educators sharing-THE GRAY-in their classrooms with young readers, book clubs, & reading groups. A reminder that there is an excellent Discussion/Study Guide available that relates to anxiety, nature, friendship, & all the themes in the book @ProjectLITComm

Hooray for another Project LIT club meeting! We gave The Town with No Mirrors ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ and had great discussions about the portrayal of mental health and eating disorders @ProjectLITComm

All The Noise At Once by @deandraswriting @simonteen has left me speechless. I’m so glad this book exists. Thank you for sharing with #BookPosse! @ProjectLITComm this should be on our 2025 list!

November book of the month: Howl's Moving Castle! They've been begging for a fantasy read 🙌 Gotta love a strong female character too! @ProjectLITComm @_STMS233

How cute are these book lovers?! We all really enjoyed our October book of the month, Simon Sort of Says. One kid said, "It perfectly combined a really deep and serious plot line with just the right amount of humor." ❤️@ProjectLITComm @erinbowbooks

What a great first #ProjectLit Book Club Meeting! We reread a classic! So many themes and emotions in the book Time Bomb by @jcharbonneau. Time Bomb follows a bombing in a school and is a thriller. Great dialogue with the students and staff. @ProjectLITComm #PerryIsLit

Honored & thrilled to have Will's Race For Home selected as a Junior Library Guild Gold Standard book. Pub date: 1/14/25 @jrlibraryguild @CISAASU @NCTE @CarnegieMellon @asuEnglish @lbschool @blackboybooks @diversebookclub @ProjectLITComm

Shout out to Caitlin, @SMWestOffice student and 4 year member of @ProjectLITComm for coming in on her day off to host a table and speak to ELA teachers! #westisbest @theSMSD

We had a great time at our first @ProjectLITComm meeting of the year! @_STMS233

#BookPosse & @ProjectLITComm check this out! Kamala Raises Her Hand by Raakhee Mirchandani & @supriyakelkar_ @LittleBrownYR cover reveal!

It's Day 3 of the 2024 Olympics! Thanks @ProjectLITComm for these great book recommendations. #readwidelyreadoften

@ProjectLITComm this book is what we live for! #NotoriousReader @tjbentonwalker thank you for being your amazing honest self! So grateful for your kindness. 🫶🏼

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