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Girls and Their Comics: Finding a Female Voice in Comic Book Narrative
This academic study resulted from the author's research at London's University of Roehampton and National Centre for Research in Children's Literature...
Winger
Gr 9 Up—Smith takes readers inside the mind of Ryan Dean West, nicknamed Winger for his position on the rugby team of his tony private school...
What's on MyPlate
Gr 6 Up—Using the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) MyPlate dietary guidelines, this fact-packed program explains that a healthy diet can be achieved by incorporating sensible choices from the five food groups (fruits, vegetables, grains, proteins and dairy) and emphasizes the importance of a varied diet with appropriate portions of each food group...
Commando Classics: A Field Manual for Helping Teens Understand (and Maybe Even Enjoy) Classic Literature
Plumb asserts that many students hate reading the classics because they view them as irrelevant and inaccessible...
Panic
Gr 9 Up—Draper has created a nurturing setting for her characters in the Crystal Pointe Dance Academy where students have been dancing and working together for years...
Educators Celebrate Screen-Free Week
National Screen-Free Week has finally arrived—and, if you’re reading this, you probably haven’t yet taken the pledge to dramatically reduce the time you spend using a computer for the next few days. But many educators (and a kid lit publisher or two) are doing just that, encouraging kids to explore a range of non-screen activities this week, including reading books, going outside, and having fun the old-fashioned way.
Wit and Delight: Jack Prelutsky’s Favorite Poetry Collections
In the fifth and final installment of our series celebrating National Poetry Month, Jack Prelutsky, America’s first children’s poet laureate, offers us five of his top poetry collections for kids.
Storytime, Science, and Silliness: Up Close with Librarian Susan Anderson-Newham
2013 Mover & Shaker Susan Anderson-Newham, early learning supervising librarian at the Pierce County Library System in Tacoma, WA, talks about the importance of collaboration and a good sense of humor to her work, why hands-on play is key to kids’ learning, and her top early learning picture books of all time.
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