Scripps National Spelling Bee Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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"This Place is Still Beautiful" by @xixi_tian is #Speller53 Annette Chu's favorite book of the moment because it raises awareness about issues she feels are casually dismissed in our world. It does it through imagery and perspective. #spellingbee

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Looking for a new book series to immerse yourself in? #Speller17 Jup Singh recommends @lisa_mcmann's The Unwanteds for fantasy dystopian fans. #spellingbee

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Making her way to the stage for the first time is Anabel Loucks, #speller16. A big reader, her book of choice is Ender’s Shadow by Orson Scott Card. @orsonscottcard #spellingbee

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#Speller203 Kleema Al-Ghazali's favorite book series is The Land of Stories by @ChrisColfer, and she was school vice president last year #spellingbee @vtdnews https://spellingbee.com/meet-the-spellers?speller_number=203

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October is National Book Month! Actually, we think every month is book month, but OK. Our Bee's Bookshelf selection this month is The Beatryce Prophecy by Kate DiCamillo. What are you reading right now? 📚 #NationalBookMonth https://t.co/8G9Fr0FLHm

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The January selection of the Bee's official book club is OUTSIDE NOWHERE by Adam Borba. The author gives a synopsis of his book and shares a few of his favorite words along with a spelling bee memory! https://t.co/2O73lwgyGe

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Our February Bee’s Bookshelf selection is Temple Alley Summer by Sachiko Kashiwaba (translated by Avery Fischer Udagawa), from our friends at @RestlessBooks. #BeesBookshelf #spellingbee #bookofthemonth #reading https://t.co/kKbpwr5740