Monthly Wrap up: (April 2021) ~ Nighttime Reading Center

April 30, 2021

Monthly Wrap up: (April 2021)

April was a slow end but May was fast approaching. I have read a total of 4 books. It was a mixed bag one and that stayed that way though out the month. My recommendation page is still a work in progress but there are more books on the page, if you want purchase some of these lovely books. It looks better and cleaned up and organized. Check it out if you want to shop one of the books that been reviewed on my blog. It still needs for work but I am working on it stages. Book Tours books and Activity Books are next on my list to add to the recommendation page. How was your Easter?

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Books Read in April:

Blood of the Dragonfly by Hawk MacKinney (On Tour April 23, 2021)
Let's Talk! (A Story about Autism and Friendship) by Lisa Jacovsky
The Silver Shadow by Liz Tosma
Dear Mrs. President by Ana Maria Medici

My books really fell in 4 different genres for this month. They are in 3 different media categories I believe as well. They will be shown below.

Books by Genre:

Children - 2 Book
Mystery - 1 Books
Historical - 1 Book

Books by Media Categories:

Hard Cover - 2 Books
Paperback - 1 Book
E-Book - 1 Book

I have read a total of 534 Pages, for the month of April. I am finally back to reading around what I think I can for a month. The total for 2021 is 2,337 Pages and 0.00 Hours of Listening.

Books by Pages Total:

Blood of the Dragonfly - 226 Pages
Let's Talk! (A Story about Autism and Friendship) - 30 Pages
The Silver Shadow - 256 Pages
Dear Mrs. President - 20 Pages

Total Pages by Month:

January - 371 Pages
February - 90 Pages
March - 1,344 Pages
April - 534 Pages

Total books by Month:

January - 12 Books
February - 3 Books
March - 6 Books
April - 4 Books

Favorite Book of the Month:

My Review for Let's Talk! (A Story of Autism and Friendship)

Harper, a seven-year-old little girl that is typically developing, loves going to the pool. One day when she gets to the pool, she meets a new friend, a little girl who is also seven years old . She has no idea that this friend is any different than her. All Harper knows is she has a new friend that wants to play in her tube with her. They both love to swim at the pool and want to play together however, Emma has little communication skills. Emma can make sounds and not words and flaps her hands when she is excited. When Harper realizes she cannot communicate with her new friend she becomes determined to find a way to. In talking to her mom, Harper is told that Emma has Autism Spectrum Disorder. Determined to not let this stand in the way of her new friendship she becomes determined to learn how to communicate with Emma. She begins to learn about Autism Spectrum Disorder and asks Emma's mom to show her the different ways she can communicate with her new friend. Harper becomes excited to begin to use her new tools to communicate with Emma. The two become inseparable from that day on. Harper introduces Emma to all her friends and teaches them how to communicate with her. Harper and Emma become the center of their circle of friends and begin to have many more adventures together.

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Book Challenges:
- Goodreads Reading Challenge 25/30 Books
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Here is everything that been posted for the year. Some things have been will be posted later then when I read the book or reviewed it. Most cases this is when a book is on tour with me. The Book review may be posted later or a month or so done the line. I will gladly mark these when I read the book so you know.