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Scholastic Presents the “Gold Medal Book List”

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My kids love reading and they love getting new books. But recently, we did things a bit different. Instead of receiving books to review with my kids, we were sent a wonderful selection of books to donate at my kid’s school for Bingo Night! Yay!

Scholastic Presents the “Gold Medal Book List”

Scholastic Presents the "Gold Medal Book List"

The kids at school made a really cute bookshelf and they dipped their hands in paint and put their handprints all over the bookcase (it was so cute!) and then they filled the bookcase with books, movies and more, to auction off on Bingo Night!

Scholastic sent us a great selection of books to add to the bookcase! The bookcase ended up being auctioned off for $590!!!! That is wonderful because all the money goes to a new playground for their school! Yay!

The books Scholastic sent us were from the Gold Medal Book List! You can see them below:

Dream Big, Little Pig! by Kristi Yamaguchi (Sourcebooks Jabberwocky): ages 4–6

Olympig!: The Triumphant Story of an Underdog by Victoria Jamieson (Dial): ages 5–8

G is for Gold: An Olympics Alphabet by Brad Herzog (Sleeping Bear Press): ages 6–9

Isabelle the Ice Dance Fairy by Daisy Meadows (Scholastic): ages 7–10

Rainbow Magic: Olympia The Games Fairy by Daisy Meadows (Scholastic): ages 7–10

Ready, Freddy! #16: Ready, Set, Snow! by Abby Klein (Scholastic): ages 7–10

Magic Tree House: Hour of the Olympics by Mary Pope Osborne (Random House): ages 7–10

Magic Tree House Fact Tracker: Ancient Greece and the Olympics by Mary Pope Osborne (Random House): ages 7–10

Geronimo Stilton #33: Geronimo and the Gold Medal Mystery by Geronimo Stilton (Scholastic): ages 8–10

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About Kim Delatorre

Kim Delatorre is a mommy to three beautiful, smart kids and wife to an amazing husband of 24 years! She enjoys reading, writing, spending time with her family, and blogging.

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  3. Les Johnson says

    I personally enjoy reading mysteries and autobiographies. With my daughter, I enjoy reading the Pinkalicious books. They are so cute!

  5. Rachael Ashcraft says

    I have a lot of favourites but horror or mystery is my fav.
    If I’m reading to my daughter we like to read books about unicorns and princesses.

  7. Audra O'Hara says

    I don’t read myself much for fun…I read books to my daughter a lot. Our favorite kinds to read are books about animals and places.

  9. Nancy Loring says

    Shel silverstein where the sidewalk ends. My 1 grade teacher used to read this to us kids .I love this book.

  18. Jenny Q. says

    I love to read mystery, fiction, scri-fi, and I love to read almost anything to my children. They have different interests, my daughter likes anything to with animals or mermaids while my son likes animals, trucks, dinosaurs….

  20. Sharon Kaminski says

    I always like the story about dick and Jane and spot from grade school, stuck in my mind.

  21. Mark Walker says

    I read a lot of children’s books with my students, but we’re all enjoying the Hidden Fire series right now

  22. amy says

    I love to read books with my boys, any topic they pick is GREAT! Favorites right now are the Hungry Caterpillar, Good Night Moon, and the Sandra Boyle books

  30. Lisa smith says

    As a child, the castle in the attic
    As an adult, I have a few Stephen king novels I can’t live without. Tears of the Dragon is one of them.

  31. Cheryl Reinhardt says

    We Love books in our family….. I remember reading as a child and having the stories take me to all kinds of places ….. It is a great asset to have when starting school, to be able to read and retain the information it helps for taking test ….