Final note, I don’t usually recommend this, but I would (after If you really like Middle Earth read the Silmarillion, it’s a slog but if you are into Middle Earth it is a good read, and has the most beautiful love story ever written within it (Bren and Luthien)Ĭ. If you have not read it check out The Hobbit firstī. If anyone has any other books they would recommend reading, please comment below.ġ) Of course, there is the venerable The Lord of the Rings by JRR TolkienĪ. I will be back with some other recommendations that do not have talking animals. I have read this series, it is quite enjoyable and does have something of the same feel as the Green Ember series. I would also recommend The Screwtape LettersĨ) The Five Realms by Kieran Larwood: The big selling point of this work is its a #rabbitswithswords. Lewis’s Out of a Silent Plaint, the firstī.
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If you enjoy this book, I recombined reding the follow-up Tales fromĥ) Of course, The Mistmantle Chronicles: I have not read these works, though they are on my listĦ) Fifteen Rabbits: By the author of Bambi(the book on which the movie is based), is another work I have not read, but reviews point to this booking being in the same vein as Watership Down, and thus a bit more intense then Green Ember (think dead baby rabbits)ħ) The Chronicles of Narnia: Another series I enjoy and have read multiple times.Ī. Doolittle: One of my top favorite books and enjoyable readĤ) Watership Down: Another good book and one of my favorites, it is more intense the Green Ember, and the rabbits act more like real-life rabbitsĪ. At this point they are on the fourth chapter of the series Jacques also has another series Castaways from the Flying Dutchman thatĢ) Beyond the Western Deep: A dark fantasy webcomic series for all ages that updates every Saturday, the main characters are squirrels, otters, cats (of various types), and some othersĪ. Note that all “crafts” will be made with usual household materials, paper, paper plated, tin foil, and the like… and they will be specified in the classroom.Īlso note, this club can be for those that have ALREADY read the book, however, PLEASE… instruct your learner not to give any SPOILERS!I will post some below on this and will jump back in to give some other works as well, that I have read or are on my reading list (I will state which ones I have not read).įor those who would like books in the same vein (talking animals) as the Green Ember (these are in no particular order):ġ) The Redwall Series: Lighter reading with predictable plotlines, but still very enjoyable readsĪ. This club will help learners learn to share their ideas with others, make friends, allow for expression during activity/craft time, and hopefully spark the value of reading! We will also be making bookmarks for our club, to use for this book and future adventures! The following weeks, I will split up the reading as to not overwhelm any learner, but still making it possible to finish the book during the remaining 7 weeks.ĭuring class, we will discuss what we have read, share thoughts and ideas, and do a book related craft or activity. Our first week will be an introductory class, where we will meet and greet.
I will also be adding some printables to the classroom for some added fun at home!
Each week we will meet to discuss the book (we will not read in class) and we will also do a fun craft or activity in class. C alling all fans of adventure… welcome to our Green Ember Book Club!ĭuring this 8 week class, we will be reading the 2nd book of the Green Ember series and we will be having lots of fun along the way.
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