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Hopefully readers of Men of the 65th will be as impacted by the story of the Borinqueneers as I was by visiting Vieques.
How do you fictionalize your own history while also making it pertinent and interesting to kids? Today we're talking with debut comic creator Stephanie Rodriguez about walking that line.
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Summer reading is critical for so many reasons: It helps prevent learning loss while students are off for the summer. It supports children’s social-emotional development. It reinforces the idea that learning doesn’t end when school is out of session. Most important, it’s a time when kids can read just for fun.
The challenger claimed that the graphic novel "damaged souls." The authors have several things to say in response.
Please suggest up to five contenders for the 2024 Newbery Medal by Saturday May 6th.
Check out this week's list of new comics, manga, and graphic novels for readers 12 and under, featuring Clementine Fox and the Great Island Adventure from Graphix and Lo and Behold from Random House Graphic.
I wanted to write about kids like me, who know what it feels like to grow up in a place other people spend a week or two at for vacation in the summer; a place that, for them, for me, is home all year round.
A well-organized, informative collective biography recommended for general interest and research projects.
A great recommendation for history lovers, but also an important addition to society’s current discourse on gender expression, roles, and identity.
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