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In 1962, when Keats's The Snowy Day landed on book shelves, it became an immediate favorite of children and adults alike, received accolades from critics and reviewers, and was awarded the 1963 Caldecott Medal...
As libraries strive to reach out to patrons, and students turn to the library for help, developing a homework program becomes essential...
Fans of the trilogy will undoubtedly enjoy exploring elements of the series through the eyes of the author's contemporaries, each with a different expertise...
In this sequel to their wildly popular book on library programming for teens, the authors offer great suggestions to public and school librarians who either need more ideas or to those who just want to spice up their current routines...
In their description of the project, the editors note that this collection of essays "is the first to bring together the leading scholarship on children's and young adult literature from three intersecting disciplines: Education, English, and Library and Information Science...
Many tech-savvy libraries have already found success connecting with teens on social networks and have used them for booktalks, announcing new titles, and promoting library events...
In recognition of the importance of libraries in the United States, 14 celebrities speak about their personal experiences with books, literacy, and the freedom to read...
Divided into sections such as "Making Stories Unique," "Creating Memorable Characters," and "Putting Passion and Voice into Non-fiction Writing," this book gives countless recommendations for teaching various skills...
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