Again, pushing myself to learn a new tech tool. This week, I explored the sci-fi titles with strong girls. My first sci-fi novel was
A Wrinkle in Time in elementary school, my second Atwood's
The Handmaid's Tale in my twenties. My daughter has so much more access to the heroines under these covers than I did growing up. Right now she is into
Divergent. I hope to move her up into other titles as she grows ready for them.
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Thanks for inspiring me by showing that you embrace technology! I have been feeling not so tech savy lately and need to keep up.
ReplyDeleteI LOVED A Wrinkle in Time when I was a kid. By the way, I made a graphic organizer with piktochart yesterday. It's pretty awesome. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's more fantasy than sci-fi, but I love the abhorsen trilogy by Garth Nix. Sabriel, Lirael, and the Abhorsen. Sabriel used to be my all time favorite until I got to read Lirael. A girl who didn't really feel like she fit in, and had a hard time with her identity but grew into a strong, confident, fearless woman. Love your piktochart! Very professional!
ReplyDeleteI like how you paired the action words with titles. It was you who gave me He, She, and It off the bookshelf in your College Park bungalow, boy do I love that book.
ReplyDeleteThis piktochart (autocorrect changed that 5 times! ) looks sharp. I like learning from your tech tries each week.
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