advice... By MissO

Non-fiction, non-fiction, non-fiction! And adventure stories with male characters. (You CAN get them to talk about emotions if you approach it in the right way)

Hands-on, hands-on, hands-on!

Visuals, drawing, building, and exploring!

I have a lot of boys in my reading intervention program, and I've always loved teaching boys anyway. Good luck! I'd also be interested if you were to start a blog... :)

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