Janice M. Del Negro
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Creativity and Children's Literature: New Ways to Encourage Divergent Thinking
This title's practical application in school library media centers and classrooms is obvious, but public libraries will also find this useful to connect literature-based library programs with local curricula.
Sign of the Sandman
Gr 4–6—Ten-year-old Charlie Galen and his best friend, Plug, are plunged into the Dreamscape, the world where human dreams begin...
Dreams of Gods & Monsters
Gr 9 Up—Eliza Jones, a research fellow at Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, wakes from a recurring nightmare to the discovery that angels have appeared in the sky above Uzbekistan...
Folktales Aloud: Practical Advice for Playful Storytelling
Folktales are an integral part of children's literature and are the basis for many classic books librarians use daily in their work...
All Our Yesterdays
Gr 7–10—Time-travel paradigms and a dual narrative combine in this fast-paced temporal tale...
Star Cursed
Gr 7 Up—New England in the 1890s is a perilous place to be female in this alternate history tale of witchcraft and romance...
The Screaming Staircase
Gr 6–9—Lucy Carlyle relates the exploits of the teenage ghost-hunting agency, Lockwood & Co...
The Lord of Opium
Gr 8 Up—Fourteen-year-old Matteo Alacrán has outlived El Patrón, the drug lord for whom Matt was cloned for parts...
Stung
Gr 8 Up—The pesticide developed to kill genetically modified bees that caused a bee flu epidemic killed almost everything else as well, leaving a world in which women are scarce, honey is more valuable than gold, and survival is tenuous...
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