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Laying a Foundation for Reading Joy | Donalyn Miller

Laying a Foundation for Reading Joy | Donalyn Miller

Donalyn Miller,  Aug 24, 2020

Foster reading engagement, no matter the learning environment.

The Game
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The Game

Linsey Miller | FICTION,  Aug 01, 2020

A whodunnit that doesn’t reach its full potential.

Engaging Young People Through Read-Alouds | Donalyn Miller

Engaging Young People Through Read-Alouds | Donalyn Miller

Donalyn Miller,  Jul 29, 2020

In quarantine, read-alouds remain a powerful way to engage young readers and support their long-term reading growth.

Big and Bad
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Big and Bad

Anna K Scotti | FICTION,  Jul 24, 2020

Readers will feel every emotion and be compelled to read more of Scotti’s work, as only a seasoned poet could take them on such a powerful journey in so few words.
Everything You Need To Know When You Are 8
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Everything You Need To Know When You Are 8

Kirsten Miller | NONFICTION,  Jul 01, 2020

Look elsewhere for an informative and straightforward guide to life, but this book could be useful for collections wanting titles infused with silliness.

Our Ability to Fully Participate as Citizens Is Tied to Literacy | Donalyn Miller

Our Ability to Fully Participate as Citizens Is Tied to Literacy | Donalyn Miller

Donalyn Miller,  Jun 22, 2020

Learning to read is a constitutional right, but functional literacy has never been equitably attained by Americans, says Miller. Here she offers tools of empowerment that enhance information and civic literacy.

Act
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Act

Kayla Miller | GRAPHIC NOVELS,  Jun 01, 2020

Olive’s latest journey since Click and Camp is an eye-opening microcosm of the often bumpy democratic process.
I Love My Fangs!
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I Love My Fangs!

Kelly Leigh Miller | FICTION,  Jun 01, 2020

A useful book with a seasonal theme that will help children prepare for lost teeth.

For Kids Who Don’t Have Books at Home, Communities Are Working to Reach Them | Donalyn Miller

For Kids Who Don’t Have Books at Home, Communities Are Working to Reach Them | Donalyn Miller

Donalyn Miller,  May 11, 2020

Book access inequities existed in our communities long before COVID-19. What can we learn now that will improve access for children and teens in the future?

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