#kai-creech

[swearyshera]

It's ask time once again...

@galaxyfish The memories of True Colors are always there, under the surface

@heemajeebit It sure was!

@sonofthedragon Sweary Entrapta knows the messages and the themes we have going on here! And it's similar to a lot of other moments - it's perfectly possible to forgive and/or move on whilst still acknowledging that what happened was bad or hurtful. Entrapta doesn't have to choose between 'being on good terms with Catra' and 'forgetting everything Catra did'.

@kai-creech That man is literally the only thing between them and death in the vacuum of outer space. Season 5 was stressful for him, so I hope he gets a well-earned rest afterwards!

[crimsonfacets]

XXX ( Creech chinhandsing to hear that TEA on Hades-- )

Send me XXX and I will share a nsfw headcanon about my muse. // accepting!

It's how you make the size count that matters ... NOT.

Size King. He's not polite about it either, he needs his men to have big 🍆 or he is straight-up kicking them out of the bedroom, OR making them chug a potion SKDFDSFK. He is VERY, VERY picky about this. He needs his insides re-arranged or he's just not having it, 'kay babe? Either size-up or get OUT of here, and suffer the humiliation of him making Pain & Panic Shame Parade you on the way out.

Yeah, he's awful like that.

[birindale]

Hey, are there any bits of lore from the original show that you wish had appeared in the recent show?

Ooooh, tough. "Lore" is a strong word for anything from the Filmation shows, but I did like having more named creatures/characters, especially in the Horde.

I think most of what I would have liked to see are characters, and most of those were cut for like, irrelevancy to the plot. I guess I don't feel like they would fit? At least not seamlessly. Like... I love the Star Siblings, but watching SPOP as someone who had absolutely zero prior exposure to She-Ra, I felt like I was missing a reference (because I was), and we were taking a detour from the plot. So while I would have loved to party with Gayda the harpy, I recognize that it would have been a bit of a journey, narratively speaking, to incorporate her.

alternatively i would have loved to see catra drink out of a bowl, because it's hilarious

[incorrect-quotes-from-she-ra]

Am I supposed to specify that a quotes submission is one I came up with myself when it's not from another movie or television show or something? I just noticed that some of your submissions are tagged "source:????" And I'm wondering if I'm making your job harder

you dont have to at all!!! its just so ppl know its from an unknown place and if the source isnt specified, which isnt a problem unless its from a movie/tv show/someone who wants credit, then its tagged source: ???

and youre not making my job harder, dw,!!!

[leafbunnysketchbook]

Dear Ms. Leaf, I'm a proofreader for Brokenimage321 and liked the cover art for his stories. Are you accepting commissions at this time, and how much would they cost?

As a matter of fact, I am taking commissions! My prices currently are as follows (I may update them but if I do, it’ll be closer to the end of the year)

Of course these are starting rates hence the “+” after each range. Your mileage may vary depending on the complexity of the character or scene, whether it’s a bust/half body/full body, and the like.

[hadtochangemyurlquick]

Hi this is a call out post for @kai-creech who casually suggested i read this and thus subjected me to A DAY AND A HALF OF UTTER AND COMPLETE TURMOIL

NOW THIS IS TAGGED TUESDAY SO NORMALLY I WOULD SHARE WHATEVER CUTE STORY I READ TODAY THAT HAD SOME SILLY LITTLE TAG BUT BECAUSE OF @kai-creech I SPENT ALL FUCKING DAY (I WENT TO BED AT 3:22AM LAST NIGHT) READING THIS FUCKING SERIES.

FUCK YOU.

READ THIS. READ IT NOW.

[kpopfanfictrash]

Okay! Here we go. My favorite books, in no particular order:

Strange the Dreamer (duology), Laini Taylor

The Stormlight Archive (series), Brandon Sanderson

Six of Crows (duology), Leigh Bardugo

Book Lovers, Emily Henry

The Brown Sisters (series), Talia Hibbert

The House in the Cerulean Sea, T. J. Klune

Under the Whispering Door, T.J. Klune

Bergman Brothers (series), Chloe Liese

The Winternight Trilogy (series), Katherine Arden

The Green Bone Saga (series), Fonda Lee

Neverwhere, Neil Gaiman

Legendborn (series), Tracy Deonn

Little Thieves, Margaret Owen

Half a Soul, Olivia Atwater

Emily Wilde's Encyclopedia of Faeries (series), Heather Fawcett

Happy Place, Emily Henry

Part of Your World, Abby Jiminez

The Undertaking of Hart and Mercy, Megan Bannen

A River Enchanted (duology), Rebecca Ross

The Stardust Thief (series), Chelsea Abdullah

Babel, RF Kuang

Fourth Wing (series), Rebecca Yarros

Children of Blood and Bone (series), Tomi Adeyemi

Raybearer (duology), Jordan Ifueko

The Daevabad Trilogy (series), S.A. Chakraborty

The Poppy War, R. F. Kuang

The Flatshare, Beth O’Leary

The Love Hypothesis, Ali Hazelwood

The Bromance Book Club (series), Lyssa Kay Adams

Spinning Silver, Naomi Novik

Uprooted, Naomi Novik 

The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, V.E. Schwab

The Drowning Empire (series), Andrea Stewart

Six Crimson Cranes (series), Elizabeth Lim

Black Sun (series), Rebecca Roanhorse

A League of Extraordinary Women (series), Evie Dunmore

Beach Read, Emily Henry

The Kiss Quotient (series), Helen Hoang

Throne of Glass (series), Sarah J Maas

Crescent City (series), Sarah J Maas

Eragon (series), Christopher Paolini

Red Rising (series), Pierce Brown

The Wrath and the Dawn (series), Renee Ahdieh

Daughter of Smoke and Bone (series), Laini Taylor

Shatter Me (series), Tahereh Mafi

Under the Never Sky (series), Veronica Rossi

The Phantom Tollbooth, Norton Juster

Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood, Trevor Noah

Pachinko, Lee Min-jin

A Wrinkle in Time, Madeleine L’Engle

The Rosie Project, Graeme Simsion

Attachments, Rainbow Rowell

The Chronicles of Narnia (series), C.S. Lewis

Starcrossed (series), Josephine Angelini

A Court of Thorns and Roses (series), Sarah J Maas

Infernal Devices (series), Cassandra Clare

Angelfire (series), Courtney Allison Moulton

An Ember in the Ashes (series), Sabaa Tahir

Iron Fey (series), Julie Kagawa

Bloomability, Sharon Creech

The Time Traveler’s Wife, Audrey Niffenegger

Me Before You, Jojo Moyes

Ella Enchanted, Gail Carson Levine

Anne of Green Gables (series), L.M. Montgomery

Artemis Fowl (books 1-4), Eoin Colfer

Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen

Emma, Jane Austen

Persuasion, Jane Austen

Station Eleven, Emily St. John Mandel

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Douglas Adams

A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Shakespeare

Richard III, Shakespeare

As You Like It, Shakespeare

A Wind in the Door, Madeleine L’Engle

Many Waters, Madeleine L’Engle

Unearthly (series), Cynthia Hand

Peter and the Starcatchers (series), Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson

Percy Jackson (series), Rick Riordan

Twenty-One Balloons,  William Pène du Bois

The Coldest Girl in Cold-Town, Holly Black

[saintrobot]

It was World Reading Day a few days back

and @more-aoe told me to do a pseudo-reading challenge type thing!??

I’ve been thinking about my favorite books and it’s hard to say because each book we consider our “favorites” change us and remind us why we love literature and it never really goes away. So the last book I’ve read that has done that for me was The Sorcerer of the Wildeeps by Kai Ashante Wilson. He is really changing the sci-fi genre in similar ways to Nnedi Okorafor. Afro-fantasy/futurism at its finest with those two. I have a lot of books that can be considered favorites though.

My currently reading list is...long. Because of work I accumulate a really long tbr pile and I’m actively reading four or five right now. So this is an abridged mix of tbr and currently reading.

The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee (I got an ARC from work!!!!!)

Railsea by China Miéville

Talking Leaves by Joseph Bruchac

Black History in its Own Words by Ronald Wimberly

At the Edge of the Universe by Shaun David Hutchinson

A Conjuring of Light by V.E.Schwab

From #Blacklivesmatter to Black Liberation by Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor

Love That Dog by Sharon Creech

Here We Are: Feminism for the Real World edited by Kelly Jensen

Miranda and Caliban by Jaqueline Carey

This is Our Story by Ashley Elston

So what else should I add?

You should do this too!! It was a really good way to organize my reading list and decide what I actually need to read or what I can give up on because I don’t really care. I’m interested in more sci-fi/fantasy (if it’s published by Tor, I already know about it. I stalk them) and other minority experiences. If it’s YA and you absolutely LOVE it, I wanna know about it!!!

[courtneytincher]

How to Kill an F-15 Eagle in Battle: Hackers?

A team of hackers in early August 2019 gained access to an F-15 fighter in an eye-opening U.S. military test. The successful hack underscores U.S. forces’ vulnerability to electronic intrusion.“It was the first time outside researchers were allowed physical access to the critical F-15 system to search for weaknesses,” reporter Joseph Marks wrote for The Washington Post.From the article:> And after two long days, the seven hackers found a mother lode of vulnerabilities that — if exploited in real life — could have completely shut down the Trusted Aircraft Information Download Station, which collects reams of data from video cameras and sensors while the jet is in flight.> > They even found bugs that the Air Force had tried but failed to fix after the same group of hackers performed similar tests in November [2018] without actually touching the device. …> > The hackers lobbed a variety of attacks — including injecting the system with malware and even going at it with pliers and screwdrivers. When I saw it, the metal box that's usually secure on the aircraft had wires hanging out the front.The hackers revealed their success to Will Roper, the Air Force’s top weapons-buyer, Marks wrote. “They were able to get back in through the back doors they already knew were open,” Roper said.Roper is “trying to turn that around,” Marks explained. The acquisitions chief is “hopeful about the results of the U.S. government's newfound openness to ethical hackers.”More from the post story: > This is a drastic change from previous years, when the military would not allow hackers to try to search for vulnerabilities in extremely sensitive equipment, let alone take a literal whack at it.> > But the Air Force is convinced that unless it allows America’s best hackers to search out all the digital vulnerabilities in its planes and weapons systems, then the best hackers from adversaries such as Russia, Iran and North Korea will find and exploit those vulnerabilities first.“There are millions of lines of code that are in all of our aircraft and if there’s one of them that’s flawed, then a country that can’t build a fighter to shoot down that aircraft might take it out with just a few keystrokes,” Roper told Marks.The F-15, which after 40 years of service is still the Air Force’s main air-to-air fighter, was the target of an earlier hack that wasn’t at all “ethical.”Starting in 2014, North Korean hackers infiltrated a computer network belonging to a South Korean aerospace firm’s computer network.The hackers made off with some 42,000 documents, including blueprints for the F-15’s wing design.South Korea operates one of the same models of F-15 that the United States does. Korea Aerospace Industries builds the F-15’s wings under contract with Boeing, the number-two U.S. defense firm. Boeing has described KAI as a “valued supplier.”South Korean authorities first detected the hack in February 2017, South Korea’s police cyber investigation unit told Reuters.North Korea has neither the know-how nor the resources to copy the F-15 or even adapt the Eagle’s blueprints to its own designs. “North Korea will never build a serious air force,” Robert Edwin Kelly, an associate professor at Pusan National University in South Korea, told The Daily Beast.The hack nevertheless exposed a vulnerability, one of many that the U.S. military hopes to address. In 2020 Roper wants to invite, to Nellis or Creech Air Force Bases near Las Vegas, what Marks called “vetted hackers.”There the hackers “can probe for bugs on every digital system in a military plane, including for ways that bugs in one system can allow hackers to exploit other systems until they’ve gained effective control of the entire plane,” Marks explained.“We want to bring this community to bear on real weapons systems and real airplanes,” Roper told Marks. “And if they have vulnerabilities, it would be best to find them before we go into conflict.”David Axe serves as Defense Editor of the National Interest. He is the author of the graphic novels  War Fix, War Is Boring and Machete Squad.

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A team of hackers in early August 2019 gained access to an F-15 fighter in an eye-opening U.S. military test. The successful hack underscores U.S. forces’ vulnerability to electronic intrusion.“It was the first time outside researchers were allowed physical access to the critical F-15 system to search for weaknesses,” reporter Joseph Marks wrote for The Washington Post.From the article:> And after two long days, the seven hackers found a mother lode of vulnerabilities that — if exploited in real life — could have completely shut down the Trusted Aircraft Information Download Station, which collects reams of data from video cameras and sensors while the jet is in flight.> > They even found bugs that the Air Force had tried but failed to fix after the same group of hackers performed similar tests in November [2018] without actually touching the device. …> > The hackers lobbed a variety of attacks — including injecting the system with malware and even going at it with pliers and screwdrivers. When I saw it, the metal box that's usually secure on the aircraft had wires hanging out the front.The hackers revealed their success to Will Roper, the Air Force’s top weapons-buyer, Marks wrote. “They were able to get back in through the back doors they already knew were open,” Roper said.Roper is “trying to turn that around,” Marks explained. The acquisitions chief is “hopeful about the results of the U.S. government's newfound openness to ethical hackers.”More from the post story: > This is a drastic change from previous years, when the military would not allow hackers to try to search for vulnerabilities in extremely sensitive equipment, let alone take a literal whack at it.> > But the Air Force is convinced that unless it allows America’s best hackers to search out all the digital vulnerabilities in its planes and weapons systems, then the best hackers from adversaries such as Russia, Iran and North Korea will find and exploit those vulnerabilities first.“There are millions of lines of code that are in all of our aircraft and if there’s one of them that’s flawed, then a country that can’t build a fighter to shoot down that aircraft might take it out with just a few keystrokes,” Roper told Marks.The F-15, which after 40 years of service is still the Air Force’s main air-to-air fighter, was the target of an earlier hack that wasn’t at all “ethical.”Starting in 2014, North Korean hackers infiltrated a computer network belonging to a South Korean aerospace firm’s computer network.The hackers made off with some 42,000 documents, including blueprints for the F-15’s wing design.South Korea operates one of the same models of F-15 that the United States does. Korea Aerospace Industries builds the F-15’s wings under contract with Boeing, the number-two U.S. defense firm. Boeing has described KAI as a “valued supplier.”South Korean authorities first detected the hack in February 2017, South Korea’s police cyber investigation unit told Reuters.North Korea has neither the know-how nor the resources to copy the F-15 or even adapt the Eagle’s blueprints to its own designs. “North Korea will never build a serious air force,” Robert Edwin Kelly, an associate professor at Pusan National University in South Korea, told The Daily Beast.The hack nevertheless exposed a vulnerability, one of many that the U.S. military hopes to address. In 2020 Roper wants to invite, to Nellis or Creech Air Force Bases near Las Vegas, what Marks called “vetted hackers.”There the hackers “can probe for bugs on every digital system in a military plane, including for ways that bugs in one system can allow hackers to exploit other systems until they’ve gained effective control of the entire plane,” Marks explained.“We want to bring this community to bear on real weapons systems and real airplanes,” Roper told Marks. “And if they have vulnerabilities, it would be best to find them before we go into conflict.”David Axe serves as Defense Editor of the National Interest. He is the author of the graphic novels  War Fix, War Is Boring and Machete Squad.

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작은 도서관을 위한 학년별 추천도서 목록 - 영어책 (킨더부터 고등학생까지)

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작은 도서관을 위한 학년별 추천도서 목록 - 영어책 (킨더부터 고등학생까지)

작은 도서관을 위한 학년별 추천도서 목록 – 영어책 (킨더부터 고등학생까지)

        질문을 받았습니다.

해외에 <어린이 영어 도서관>을 지을 예정인데 책을 추천해 달라고요.

    1. 특정 독자층을 대상으로 하는 목록입니다.

  추천도서 목록은 굉장히 다양합니다.

교사협회, 출판계, 도서관 사서들이 추천하는 책들도 있고

부모들이 추천하는 책들도 있고

베스트셀러 목록도 있구요.

교사나 부모에게 추천하는 목록도 있고 아이들에게 추천하는 목록도 있습니다.

  그런데 해외에 살면서 도서관을 접하기 힘든 아이들을 위한 영어책이라면

미국이나 한국에 사는 아이들과는 좀 달라야 하지 않을까 하는 생각이 들었습니다.

그래서 자기가 살고 있는 작은 동네를 벗어나기 쉽지 않은 아이들이라는 것을 염두에 두고 아래 목록을 작성했습니다.

한국이나 미국에 계신 분들에게는 적당하지 않은 목록이 될 수 있습니다.

특정한 아이가 아닌 소수더라도 다양한 아이들일 수 있음을 염두에 두고 작성했습니다.

특정한 관심사를 가진 여러분 자녀를 위해서는 적당하지 않을 수 있음을 미리 말씀드립니다.

  사람들의 왕래가 많지 않은 곳에 살지만 정치적 특성상 영어권인 아이들을 위해 작성한 목록이라서

파닉스나 문법 어휘 등 영어 공부가 목적인 책들은 포함하지 않았습니다.

          2. 순위별 추천 목록

  예산에 따라 구비할 수 있는 범위가 달라질 것 같습니다.

그래서 0순위, 1순위, 2순위 등 순위를 정해서 목록을 작성했습니다.

우선 0순위의 책들은 학년과 큰 상관없이 모든 독자층을 대상으로 한 책들입니다.

2,3순위로 갈수록 있으면 좋지만 없어도 무관한 책들입니다.

예산 범위 내에서 0순위와 1순위를 먼저 구입하신 후 2순위 3순위 순서대로 구입하시면 됩니다.

특별히 수요가 많은 연령대는 다른 연령에 비해 다음 순위까지 구입하시면 될 것 같습니다.

          3. 0순위 책들

  사전 등 참고 문헌류

  (1) 영어 사전 : 킨더~2학년 용 : Little Einsteins My first Picture Dictionary

초등 중학년 이상~중학생 : Macmillan Dictionary for Children

    (2) 넌픽션 – 과학

킨더~초등 저학년용 : National Geographic Kids Science Readers 10권 (전체 40여권) : Planets, Storms, Volcanoes, Rocks and Minerals, Trains, Weather, Planes 등 포함 (동물은 타 지역에 사는 펭귄이나 폴라 베어 등 몇개만 포함하고 제외)

초등 중학년~중학생  : (동물) National Geographic Animal Encyclopedia

(동물) National Geographic Kids : Wild Animal Atlas

(인체) DK First Human Body Encyclopedia

(우주) DK First Space Encyclopedia

    (3) 넌픽션 – 역사

초등 저학년용 : Danger Zone 5~10권 (고대문명, 중세, 근대, 현대를 골고루 조금씩)

초등 중학년용 : Who was 시리즈 10권 정도 (아인슈타인, 월트 디즈니, 뉴튼, 만델라, 간디, 안네 프랑크, 레오나르도 다빈치, 제인 구달, 에디슨, 닐 암스트롱, 줄리어스 시저, 링컨, 헬렌 켈러, 갈릴레오 등)

초등 고학년용 : DK History year by year

A little history of the world (E. H. Gombrich)

  예술사/과학사 등 (이 책들은 all-color 판이라 좀 비싸서 예산 되는대로)

DK Art : that changed the world

DK Timeline of Science

    (4) 고전 1

고전은 축약본과 완역본이 있습니다.

완역본은 Puffin이나 Penguin이나 Sterling 출판사 책으로

축약본은 Stering 출판사의 Classic Starts 시리즈 책으로 구입가능합니다.

축약본 보다는 완역을 권하고 아래 책들은 초등 고학년 이후 완역으로 읽을만한 고전들입니다.

  어린 왕자 (The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery)

작은 아씨들 (Little Women by Louisa May Alcott)

해저 2만리 (Twenty Thousand Leagues under the sea by Jules Verne)

80일간의 세계일주 (Around the world in 80 days by Jules Verne)

셜록 ��즈 (Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle)

빨간머리 앤 (Anne of Green Gables by L. M. Montgomery)

하이디 (Heidi by Johanna Spyri)

피노키오 (Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi)

피터 팬 (Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie)

호두까기 인형 (The nutcracker by E. T. A. Hoffmann) : Susan Jeffers 나 Vladimir Vagin의 삽화를 권합니다.

눈의 여왕 (The snow queen by Hans Christian Andersen) : Vladyslav Yerko의 삽화를 권합니다.

이솝 우화 (Aesop’s Fables) The Aesop for Children 제목으로 나온 Milo Winter의 삽화를 권합니다.

이상한 나라의 앨리스 (Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll) : Helen Oxenbury의 삽화를 권합니다.

오즈의 마법사 (The Wonderful wizard of OZ) : W. W. Denslow의 삽화를 권합니다.

비밀의 화원 (The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett) : Robert Ingpen의 삽화를 권합니다.

버드나무에 부는 바람 (The wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame) : Robert Ingpen의 삽화를 권합니다.

Chitthy Chitty Bang Bang (Ian Fleming) : John Burningham의 삽화를 권합니다.

  The Giving Tree (Shel Silverstein)

Winnie-the-Pooh (A. A. Milne)

Peter Rabbit (Beatrix Potter) : 시리즈 전체는 23권인데 단행본으로 몇 권 사는 것 보다 합본집이 쌉니다.

    (5) 종교/신화

성경 : 킨더~1학년용 : The Beginner’s Bible (Zondervan출판사, Kelly Pulley)

2~4학년용 :  The Jesus storybook Bible (Sally Lloid-Jones)

고학년~중학생 : NIrV

그리스 신화 : D’Aulaires’ Book of Greek Myths

오딧세이 : The Odyssey (Gillian Cross, Neil Packer)

    (6) 지구본이나 세계 전도 또는 Atlas

  (7) 영상물 (DVD)

주말 이벤트로 책과 연계해 보여줘도 좋을 것 같습니다.

Wonderful Wizard of OZ

Hugo

나니아 연대기 3편

The Polar Express

Pippi Longstocking

Chitthy Chitty Bang Bang

The Giver

A Wrinkle in time

The Book Thief

The Lord of the Rings

Star Wars

Cloudy with a chance of meatballs (애니메이션)

          4. 연령별 순위별 목록

  하드커버와 페이퍼백은 가격 차이가 납니다.

도서관에서는 보통 하드커버를 권하지만 예산에 맞춰 선택하십시요.

그림책은 하드커버를 권합니다.

      <킨더>

  1순위

Elephant and Piggie (Mo Willems) 3권 (전체 시리즈는 30여권)

Fly Guy (Tedd Arnold ) 3권 (전체 시리즈는 10여권)

Dr. Seuss 3권 : Green Eggs and Ham, The Cat in the Hat, Hop on Pop

The Very hungry caterpillar (Eric Carl)

If you give a mouse a cookie (Laura Numeroff)

  2순위

The paper bag princess (Robert Munsch)

Water Hole (Graeme Base)

The Little polar bear (Hans de Beer)

The adventures of Polo (Regis Faller)

Adel and Simon (Barbara McClintock)

  3순위

The Cat in the Hat know all about that 10권 정도와 DVD

Gingerbread Baby (Jan Brett)

Olivia (Ian Falconer)

The Polar Express (Chris Van Allsburg)

Charlie the caterpillar (Dom DeLuise)

          <1학년>

  1순위 :

Frog and toad are friends (Arnold Lobel)

Amelia Bedelia (Peggy Parhish)

Henry and Mudge (Cynthia Rylant)

Arthur Adventures 2~3권 (전체 30 여권)

Nate the Great 1~2권 (전체 30 여권)

Ricky Ricotta’s Mighty Robot (Dav Pilkey) 1~2권 (전체 8권 정도)

  2순위

Arthur Adventures 나머지 10권 정도 + DVD

Roscoe Riley Rules! 1권

Calendar Mysteries (Ron Roy) 1권

Diary of Worm/spider/fly 중에서 1~2권

Mercy Watson goes for a ride (Kate DiCamillo)

  3순위

Sector 7 (David Wiesner)

Flotsam (David Wiesner)

Cloudy with a chance of meatballs (Judi Barrett)

The Little house (Virginia Lee Burton)

        <2학년>

  1순위

Magic Tree House 28권 또는 20권 (전체 50여권)

Junie B. Jones 3권 (전체 30여권)

Flat Stanley 1~2권 (전체 20여권)

Stink #5 : Solar System Superhero (Megan McDonald, Peter H. Reynolds)

  2순위

The Wall (Peter Sis)

Journey (Aaron Becker)

Quest (Aaron Becker)

Imagine a place (Rob Gonsalves)

  3순위

Bad Kitty gets a bath (Nick Bruel)

Eloise (Kay Thompson, Hilary Knight)

      <3학년>

  1순위

E. B. White 책 세 권 (Charlotte’s Web, Stuart Little, and The Trumpet of the swan)

Roald Dahl 책 일곱권 : Charlie and the chocolate factory, James and the giant peach, Matilda, The BGH, The witches, Fantastic Mr. Fox, The enormous Crocodile

My father’s dragaon 시리즈 세 권 (Ruth Stiles Gannett) : My Father’s dragon, Elmer and the dragon, The dragon of Blueland

Judy Blume (Fudge 시리즈 5권)

  2순위

Ramona Quimby Age 8 (Beverly Cleary)

The mouse and the motorcycle (Beverly Cleary)

Gooney Bird Green (Lois Lowry)

The world according to Humphrey (Betty G. Birney)

The Boxcar Children 1권 (Gertrude Chandler Warne)

  3순위

Captain Underpants 1권 (전체 10여권)

Geronimo Stilton 1권 (전체 100여권)

Thea Stilton 1권 (전체 20여권)

The chocolate touch (Patrick Skene Catling)

          <4학년>

  1순위

Percy Jackson and the Olympians 5권

The 39 clues 1부 11권

Frindle (Andrew Clements)

Because of Winn-Dixie (Kate DiCamillo)

Pippi Longstocking (Adtrid Lindgren)

  2순위

Diary of a wimpy Kid (Jeff Kinney)

I Survived 시리즈 5권 (전체 10권)

  3순위

The One and only Ivan (Katherine Applegate)

The miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane (Kate DiCamillo)

Catwings 시리즈 네 권 (Ursula K. Le Guin)

The hundred drasses (Eleanor Estes)

    <5~6학년>

  1순위

나니아 연대기 7권 (C. S. Lewis)

해리 포터 7권

Wonder (R. J. Palacio)

The invention of Hugo Cabret (Brian Selznick)

The Phantom Tollbooth (Norton Juster)

How to train youd dragon (Cressida Cowell)

  Newbery 수상작들 : Number the stars (Lois Lowry), A wrinkle in time (Madeleine L’Engle),

Holes (louis Sachar), Hatchet (Gary Paulsen),

Bud, not Buddy (Christopher Paul Curtis), Tuck Everlasting (Natalie Babbitt),

Mr. Popper’s Penguins (Richard & Florence Atwater), The cricket inTimes Square (George Seldon)

From the mixed-up files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler (E. L. Konigsburg), Walk two moons (Sharon Creech)

  2순위

The city of ember (Jeanne Duprau)

Dork Diaries 1권 (Rachel Renee Russell)

Big Nate in a class by himself (Lincoln Peirce)

The adventures of Tintin (Herge) 3권: The secret of the unicorn, Red Rackham’s treasure, The sevel crystal balls

  3순위

Warriors (Erin Hunter)

Where the mountain meets the moon (Grace Lin)

The house of the scorpion (Nancy Farmer)

Hoot (Carl Hiaasen)

Artemis Fowl 1권 (Eoin Colfer)

Alex Rider 1권 (Anthony Horwitz)

Treasure Hunters (James Patterson)

Mary Poppins (P. L. Travers)

          <7~8학년>

  1순위

The Giver 시리즈 네권 : The Giver, Gathering Blue, Messenger, Son (Lois Lowry)

Hunger Games 세 권 (Suzanne Collins)

The Hobbit (J. R. R. Tolkin)

  2순위

Maze Runner 시리즈 네 권 (James Dashner)

The golden compass (Philip Pullman)

Smile (Raina Telgemeier)

  3순위 (9~12학년 책 일부 포함)

The Fault in our stars (John Green)

Divergent 시리즈 네 권 (Divergent, Insergent., Allegiant, Four)

The Heroes of Olympus 다섯권 (Rick Riordan)

      <9~12학년>

  1순위

세익스피어 : Macbeth, Hamlet, Romer and Juliet, Julius Caesar

The Book Thief (Markus Zusak)

Animal Farm (George Orwell), 1984 (George Orwell)

The lord of the Rings (J. R. R. Tolkin)

  2순위

The Fault in our stars (John Green)

Divergent 시리즈 네 권 (Divergent, Insergent., Allegiant, Four)

  3순위

The kite runner (Khaled Hosseini)

The great Gatsby (F. Scott Fitzgerald)

Lord of the flies (William Golding)

The scarlet letter (Nathaniel Hawthorne)

The adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Mark Twain)

To kill a mockingbird (Harper Lee)

Night (Elie Wiesel)

The catcher in the rye (J. D. Salinger)

The diary of a young girl (Anne Frank)

                  제 블로그에 소개글을 아직 쓰지 못한 책들도 꽤 있지만

2/3정도는 그림책,리더스북,챕터북, 소설책, 아이의 영어 카테고리에서 소개글을 찾으실 수 있습니다.

글이 너무 길어져서 일일이 링크하지 않았습니다.

        처음 쓴 날                         2014년 10월 16일

마지막으로 고친 날            2014년 10월 20일

목록이 급하게 필요하신 것 같아 일단 포스팅합니다.

이번 주 동안 짬짬이 추가하겠습니다.

  링크스크랩만 허용했지만 인쇄하실 수 있습니다.

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I tried to send you a incorrect quote, did I do it wrong or is there a backlog? I'm really sorry if you're busy and just haven't gone to me yet, you're probably busy

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Gaurds! Gaurds!

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send me a book title!

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Have you seen Arcane yet?

i have not!! i just googled it and it sounds pretty interesting, maybe i should watch it?

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