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Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday! This week’s topic is New to Me Authors I read in 2020. I’ve been in a major reading slump over the past year that I can’t seem to shake. However, I have been reading books with my children, and many of those authors were new to me! Let’s get to the list!
Dorothy and Thomas Hoobler-The Ghost in the Tokaido Inn-History and mystery all in one book!
Jeanne Birdsall-The Penderwicks-This was a perfect book to read in the late Summer.
Deborah Hopkinson-The Great Trouble-My children and I found this one fascinating.
Elizabeth George Speare-The Sign of the Beaver– Technically I’m cheating by putting this one the list since I read it when I was a kid. However, it felt like a new experience reading it with my kids.
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George Selden-The Cricket in Times Square-A cute tale of friendship.
Clyde Robert Bulla-Viking Adventure-We’ve read several books by Clyde Robert Bulla, but this is probably my youngest’s favorite of the bunch. He is fascinated by Vikings!
John Peterson-The Littles-My youngest read this book by himself and it really captured his imagination!
George E. Stanley-The Clue of the Left-Handed Envelope-Another book my youngest read. He had a great time figuring out the codes and solving the mystery. He enjoyed it so much, we read the second book in the series too!
I’ve had a great time reading books with my kids this year! Have you read any of these? What did you think?
I’ve never heard of The Sign of the Beaver, but it looks like a cute read! It’s definitely a different experience having read something as a child and then re-reading it as an adult, especially re-reading it with your own littles.
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It is definitely a different experience reading something as a child and then reading it again as an adult!
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OH My goodness! I remember the Littles! Thanks for stopping by 🙂
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You’re welcome! Yes, The Littles was so much fun!
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I’ve never heard of any of these, but the covers are adorable! Happy TTT 🙂
Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed looking through my list.
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Nice list! Hopefully your reading slump gets on its way, but it is so understandable
I hope so too!
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This is a fun list! I hope you’re able to get over your reading slump soon. 🙂
I’m glad you enjoyed my list! I hope I get over my slump soon too!
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The Ghost in the Tokaido Inn looks properly spooky!
It was a really good mystery! Both my kids really enjoyed it.
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Ooh, I love when TTT folks go old school, and I really love hearing that your kids are encountering some of these greats.
I read one of those Samurai Detective books early on high school, though I don’t remember it much, but The Sign Of The Beaver was an early childhood favorite and remains an enduring one.
I remember doing a book report on The Cricket in Times Square…pretty sure I still have it, actually. I barely remember that one either but I loved it at the time. May have read The Littles at some point, but I would have been pretty young so not sure.
Clyde Robert Bulla, too, is a familiar name but I can’t think which of his I’ve read. Or maybe I just recognize it from Star of Wild Horse Canyon, which I bought at a garage sale ages ago and promptly misplaced before reading. (update: THREE-DOLLAR MULE. Thank you for unintentionally encouraging me to check out his backlist and triggering the memory of this elementary school read I loved but completely forgot i had ever read. I suspect I’ve read more of historical books too)
I’m so glad you enjoyed my list! 🙂 We’ve been reading several of Clyde Robert Bulla’s books as my youngest has really been enjoying them.
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The Penderwicks looks like something I would probably pick up. Glad you enjoyed all these authors in 2020!
If you ever decide to read it, you’ll have to let me know what you think!
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I read The Littles to my kids too! I think it’s great that you found such amazing books to read with yours 🙂
It is such a fun story!
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The Penderwicks looks great! I’m putting that on my book club list of possiblities.
If you read it, you’ll have to let me know if you enjoy it!
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Oh I loved The Circket in Times Square!!! And The PEnderwicks look fabulous.
Yes! The Cricket in Times Square was a big hit in my house. If you read The Penderwicks, you’ll have to let me know if you enjoy it.
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I loved A Cricket in Times Square when I was a little girl. Anything with cats!
I never read it as a kid, but I sure had a lot of fun reading it with my kids!
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Oh! This is really interesting! I have not heard of those authors or books before. But I’m glad you discovered and enjoyed their works.
Glad you enjoyed my list! TTT is good for discovering new authors. My tbr grows every week!
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I don’t think I’d heard of any of these before. The Penderwicks looks like something I might enjoy 🙂
If you get a chance to read it, you’ll have to let me know if you like it!
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It’s always amazing to see how many different authors there are that we never heard of. So interesting.
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Yes, TTT is good for discovering new books. My tbr grows a lot on Tuesdays!
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Oh, love The Littles! And I read The Cricket in Times Square with my kiddos, too. Sometimes kids books are just what we need. <3
Yes, I’ve definitely been enjoying kids books!
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Glad to hear you had a great reading year with the kids, despite your reading slump. These all look like fun reads!
I’m glad you enjoyed my list!
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Revisiting childhood reads as an adult is such a fun experience!