SLJ BoB: Endangered vs. Three Times Lucky

Boom! Roasted.  Guess Ms. Turnage's book wasn't that lucky after all.  I think maybe what gave Endangered the advantage was the creepy extra set of arms. (What is going on there?)

Wow.  That was uncharacteristically mean of me. I'm sorry.  I'm in a feisty mood.  It's Friday.  It's a dress down day at school, and I'm headed to a Capitol Choices meeting, which means that I'll get out of my library for the day and talk books with some of the DC area's finest librarians.

But before I go, I must post a video that will see Three Times Lucky off into the sunset.  Figuring out today's video was harder than anticipated.  Ben Fold's The Luckiest doesn't fit.  Nor does Jason Mraz or Cobie Calliat's Lucky.  Or Frank Sinatra's Luck Be a Lady.  So this one is coming totally out of left field.  I hadn't heard it before today.  I give you Larry Norman's Unlucky.



Today's match-up (which the results have probably already been posted about, but I haven't seen them) puts The Fault in Our Stars against Temple Grandin.  Sorry Temple, I think you're going down.

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