SPONSORS Never trust anyone who has not brought a book with them
What is the use of a book, without pictures or conversations?
Pam has
read 18 books toward her goal of 25 books.
It is our choices, Harry, that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities.
She is too fond of books, and it has turned her brain
Quote of the Day
Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eye,
In every gesture dignity and love.
John Milton
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There is no lake at Camp Green Lake
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A parvum opus penned by Pammy Pam, on April 25th, 2012%
It’s the final countdown.
We’ve arrived at the letter
V
I know you’re first reaction is to guess
The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle,
but eschewing expectations
I’ve decided to go a different way
V for Vampires
I know, great, right?
Cirque . . . → Read More: #AtoZChallenge: V
Pammy Pam is an educator librarian who is drawn to the little ones. In her purse you’ll find a cup of coffee, a book, and her iPhone. She loves social media, writing book reviews, and curating children’s literature. She is an information specialist, maven, connector, coffee drinker.
A parvum opus penned by Pammy Pam, on April 24th, 2012%
I’m sure by now you’ve given up hope of me finding titles for the rest of the alphabet during the Blogging from A to Z challenge, right?
Fear not, gentle reader, I still have more books to show you! Today’s book is Uglies Scott Westerfield
Have you heard of it? Here’s what Amazon.com had to say:
“Playing . . . → Read More: #AtoZChallenge: U
Pammy Pam is an educator librarian who is drawn to the little ones. In her purse you’ll find a cup of coffee, a book, and her iPhone. She loves social media, writing book reviews, and curating children’s literature. She is an information specialist, maven, connector, coffee drinker.
A parvum opus penned by Pammy Pam, on April 23rd, 2012%
T is for Team World Book Night
and I’m on the team to pass out books tonight
and
I’m giving out
Because of Winn Dixie
which was also featured on B day!
About Pammy Pam
Pammy Pam is an educator librarian who is drawn . . . → Read More: #AtoZChallenge: T is for Team World Book Night
Pammy Pam is an educator librarian who is drawn to the little ones. In her purse you’ll find a cup of coffee, a book, and her iPhone. She loves social media, writing book reviews, and curating children’s literature. She is an information specialist, maven, connector, coffee drinker.
A parvum opus penned by Pammy Pam, on April 23rd, 2012%
I can hardly believe we’re on the letter T!
The letter T is tricky because there are lots of words that start with it;
“The” notwithstanding, I want to focus on a word that cannot be so easily dropped
so…
T is for
Tuck Everlasting!
I . . . → Read More: #AtoZChallenge: T-Tuck Everlasting
Pammy Pam is an educator librarian who is drawn to the little ones. In her purse you’ll find a cup of coffee, a book, and her iPhone. She loves social media, writing book reviews, and curating children’s literature. She is an information specialist, maven, connector, coffee drinker.
A parvum opus penned by Pammy Pam, on April 21st, 2012%
I’m excited to be participating in Dewey’s 24 Hour Read-a-thon!
To be sure, I’ve participated in previous ‘thon’s but only as a cheerleader.
Can you imagine ME as a cheerleader?
Normally I wouldn’t but cheering others as they read books?
It’s a natural for me. This time, I’m going in:
. . . → Read More: I’m a #Readathon Reader!
Pammy Pam is an educator librarian who is drawn to the little ones. In her purse you’ll find a cup of coffee, a book, and her iPhone. She loves social media, writing book reviews, and curating children’s literature. She is an information specialist, maven, connector, coffee drinker.
A parvum opus penned by Pammy Pam, on April 21st, 2012%
The Blogging from A to Z April challenge welcomes you back!
We’re in the home stretch people!
This particular book goes out to my friend
Darla DeMorrow‘s two children
who have adopted me as their sister:
Skippyjohn Jones is a very small chihuahua (not really) . . . → Read More: #AtoZChallenge: S
Pammy Pam is an educator librarian who is drawn to the little ones. In her purse you’ll find a cup of coffee, a book, and her iPhone. She loves social media, writing book reviews, and curating children’s literature. She is an information specialist, maven, connector, coffee drinker.
A parvum opus penned by Pammy Pam, on April 20th, 2012%
The A to Z Challenge book today that starts with the letter R is
Roll of Thunder Hear my Cry by Mildred Taylor
need I say anymore?
check out my Facebook page for another R book!
About Pammy Pam
Pammy Pam is an educator librarian who . . . → Read More: #AtoZChallenge: R-Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry by Mildred Taylor
Pammy Pam is an educator librarian who is drawn to the little ones. In her purse you’ll find a cup of coffee, a book, and her iPhone. She loves social media, writing book reviews, and curating children’s literature. She is an information specialist, maven, connector, coffee drinker.
A parvum opus penned by Pammy Pam, on April 19th, 2012%
Well folks, today is the day of reckoning, right?
The day when all blogging comes to a standstill
as you wait to see what
book starting with the letter Q
PammyPam has for you.
Queen is by the late, great Alex Haley, author of Roots
. . . → Read More: #AtoZChallenge: Q
Pammy Pam is an educator librarian who is drawn to the little ones. In her purse you’ll find a cup of coffee, a book, and her iPhone. She loves social media, writing book reviews, and curating children’s literature. She is an information specialist, maven, connector, coffee drinker.
A parvum opus penned by Pammy Pam, on April 18th, 2012%
Let me just get this out of the way that the letter P
is probably my favorite letter
for obvious reasons, right?
P is for Peter’s Chair by Ezra Jack Keats
Poor Peter finds all of his baby things being taken over by his new baby . . . → Read More: Blogging A to Z: P-Peter’s Chair Ezra Jack Keats
Pammy Pam is an educator librarian who is drawn to the little ones. In her purse you’ll find a cup of coffee, a book, and her iPhone. She loves social media, writing book reviews, and curating children’s literature. She is an information specialist, maven, connector, coffee drinker.
A parvum opus penned by Pammy Pam, on April 17th, 2012%
Ever wonder what some of your favorite characters might say in text messages to each other? With a little poetic license, let’s re-imagine a scene from The House of Order from chapter “Little Blue Box”:
Jefita: Relles? Relles! Ven acqui!
Relles: Si Jefita?
Jefita: Hijo, go down to Joe’s Grocery and get my little blue box.
Relles: {no response}
Jefita: Relles, are you listening??
Relles: Si, Jefita
Jefita: Don’t go to Marshall’s, just go to Joes’s. Sabes?
Relles: …Why can’t you go?
Jefita: Hijo I’m frying calabacitas for Jefe’s lunch. Get going. 
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Neto: Why does Jefita need a little blue box?
Tevo: Cabron, it’s because she’s opening up and bleeding.
Relles: Shut up, Tevo. Go back home.
Tevo: She puts them down in between her legs and keeps herself dry, cabron.
Relles: Shut up, Tevo.
Neto: What’s a blue box, Relles? Why does she put them down between her legs?
Relles: Shut up Neto.
Neto: No, I want to know.
Tevo: A woman bleeds because she’s got pains. She flushes her eggs out once a month and bleeds. Give me the box and I’ll show you.
Neto: What eggs? Flushes ‘em where? Down the toilet?
Relles: That’s enough, cabrones. I don’t want to know about the Jefita’s eggs or her bleeding. Now shut up or I’ll tell the Jefe. smh
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Jefita: THE HELL HAPPENED HERE? Damn it, I give you one job and you can’t even do that. I can even count on you to do one thing for me porque chingando.
Relles: Lo siento, Jefita
Jefita: Oy lo! Sorry? WHAT HAPPENED??
Relles: I dropped it, mama.
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Jefita: Your Jefe comes and goes. Your brother is all over the place. You’re the man when the Jefe’s gone. I rely on you.
Relles: Are you bleeding, mama?
Jefita: Who told you that?
Relles: Nobody
Jefita: These are for women
Relles: Yes, mama
Jefita: You dont need to know no more.
Relles: {no response}
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Jefita: GO TO BED.
Relles: fml
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And now let’s imagine a few scenes from House of Order greeting cards.
From Little Blue Box
Return to Cacaville
You’re next. Here’s the caption: As long as you’re working hard, you’re doing fine.
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Novel Publicity Blog Tour Notes:
Wanna win a $50 gift card or an autographed copy of The House of Order? Well, there are two ways to enter…
- Leave a comment on my blog. One random commenter during this tour will win a $50 gift card. For the full list of participating blogs, visit the official House of Order tour page.
- Enter the Rafflecopter contest! I’ve posted the contest form below, or you can enter on the official House of Order tour page–either way works just as well.
About the author: John Paul Jaramillo grew up in Southern Colorado but now lives, writes and teaches in Springfield, Illinois. He earned his MFA in creative writing (fiction) from Oregon State University and, currently, holds the position of Associate Professor of English in the Arts and Humanities Department of Lincoln Land Community College. Connect with John Paul on his website, Facebook, Twitter or GoodReads.
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Pammy Pam is an educator librarian who is drawn to the little ones. In her purse you’ll find a cup of coffee, a book, and her iPhone. She loves social media, writing book reviews, and curating children’s literature. She is an information specialist, maven, connector, coffee drinker. Pammy Pam is an educator librarian who is drawn to the little ones. In her purse you’ll find a cup of coffee, a book, and her iPhone. She loves social media, writing book reviews, and curating children’s literature. She is an information specialist, maven, connector, coffee drinker.
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Narnia! It’s all in the wardrobe just like I told you!
It’s so much more friendly with two.
let the wild rumpus begin
Oh well… I’d just been thinking, if you had died, you’d have been welcome to share my toilet
It would be so nice if something would make sense for a change.
If you want to make a song more hummy, add a few tiddely poms.
I can’t do anything,” says Peeta, “unless you count baking bread.”
In the light of the moon a little egg lay on a leaf.
Reading is one form of escape. Running for your life is another
I solemnly swear that I am up to no good
It’s not that there’s anything so wrong with Keith—well, his eyes are sort of uneven.
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