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Reading Lessons Learned by Carrie Rodusky
Published: 18/02/2019I am a lifelong reader. I have always listed reading as a favorite hobby and would choose to sit with a good book over anything else. I was the kid who rode her bike in the summer to the library and ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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7-Imp’s 7 Kicks #626: Featuring the 100th Anniversary Children’s Book Week Poster, Illustrated by Yuyi Morales
Published: 17/02/2019I’m doing something a little bit different today. When I saw the announcement this week of this year’s Children’s Book Week poster, I knew I wanted to be sure to share it here at 7- ... Read moreSource: blaine.org -
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Top Ten Reasons School Counselors Want Students to Read: Social-Emotional Learning Opportunities! by Sarah Scheerger
Published: 16/02/2019Cultivating Empathy When we read, we climb into the minds and bodies of our characters. We feel with them and we feel for them. I explain empathy to students as follows: Empathy is the experience of w ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com
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Same Page, A Thousand Miles Apart by Brad McLelland & Louis Sylvester
Published: 15/02/2019Louis: Howdy, Brad! Welcome to our Nerdy Book Club post! I’m so happy we can take a few moments and chat about our series, Legends of the Lost Causes. Seems the only place we get to connect these days ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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What I’m Doing at Kirkus This Week,Plus What I Did Last Week, Featuring Sergio Ruzzier
Published: 15/02/2019Over at Kirkus today, I’ve got some board books on the mind, as well as Janik Coat’s book for babies, coming to shelves next month here in the U.S. That is here. * * * Last week, I ... Read moreSource: blaine.org -
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COVER REVEAL: The Humiliations of Pipi McGee by Beth Vrabel
Published: 13/02/2019When I’m coming up with a new idea, I spend a lot of time thinking about do-overs. If I could go back to some of the trickiest, scariest, loneliest times in my life, what would I do differently? If I ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com
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2019 Sydney Taylor Book Awards Blog Tour:Vesper Stamper and What the Night Sings
Published: 13/02/2019(Click to enlarge) I’m happy to be a part this week of the 2019 Sydney Taylor Book Award blog tour. You can read more about the award, presented by the Association of Jewish Libraries (AJ ... Read moreSource: blaine.org -
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Graphic Novels are Books, Too! by Stacey DeCotis
Published: 11/02/2019Oh if I could count the times I’ve heard adults say that graphic novels are “too easy” or “not challenging enough” or “they don’t count as books”… ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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7-Imp’s 7 Kicks #625: Featuring Natalia Colombo
Published: 10/02/2019“This is a bird. …”(Click to enlarge spread and read text in its entirety) I’ve a Spanish picture book import for you today, dear Imps. Pepe Márquez’s Nests (StarB ... Read moreSource: blaine.org
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TOP 10 YOUNG ADULT NOVELS WITH MULTIPLE POINTS OF VIEW BY ELLA LEE
Published: 9/02/2019Many books are told through the eyes and mind of one person, whose opinions sway the storyline in to what the events and situations were like for them. But there is more than one side to every story. ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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Children’s Book Creators Join Forces to Provide High Quality Books to Two Worthy Organizations by Lin Oliver
Published: 8/02/2019With over 25,000 members strong, SCBWI, the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators, is the largest professional organization of children’s book writers and illustrators. We have always ca ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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What I’m Doing at Kirkus This Week,Plus What I Did Last Week,Featuring Ebony Glenn and Keith Negley
Published: 8/02/2019— From Michelle Meadows’s Brave Ballerina, illustrated by Ebony Glenn “And not everyone liked it. ‘You’re gonna regret wearing pants, Mary Walker!’they all s ... Read moreSource: blaine.org
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The Bridge Home by Padma Venkatraman – Review by Julie Potvin Kirchner
Published: 6/02/2019Sometimes a book comes along and it pulls you in before you read a single word. For me, The Bridge Home, was a book I was highly anticipating because Nancy Paulsen middle grade books never disappoint. ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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A Sprinkle of Spirits: Community and Día de Los Reyes by Anna Meriano
Published: 5/02/2019It’s always interesting to switch gears from writing a book to talking about it. When I started promoting the first Love Sugar Magic book, I quickly found that the themes from the book I wanted to tal ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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The Most Rewarding Gift by Jodi-Beth Moreno
Published: 4/02/2019How many gifts can you keep forever? Do you have a favorite gift that you plan on keeping with you no matter where life takes you? I keep with me one of the best gifts I have ever received, the gift ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com
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You are enough, just as you are by Deborah Underwood
Published: 3/02/2019Bearnard’s Book came about in an unusual way—appropriate for a book about being yourself! Usually a picture book author writes a manuscript, and if she’s lucky enough to sell it, the editor and ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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7-Imp’s 7 Kicks #624: Featuring Amy June Bates
Published: 3/02/2019“One morning, there was a big commotion on the boat. Gittel scrambled up on deckto see what all the excitement was about. ‘Look, look.’ Everyone pointedin the same direction as a gre ... Read moreSource: blaine.org -
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16 in ‘18 Every Myers-Briggs Personality Type from This Year’s Book by Janet Dawson
Published: 2/02/2019Long a staple of human resources departments and college counseling offices, the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) test divides the world into 16 personalities. As an INFJ, I’m fascinated by this (a ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com
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What I’m Doing at Kirkus This Week,Plus What I Did Last Week,Featuring A. N. Kang and Lindsay Moore
Published: 1/02/2019“I will teach the sea’s rhythm to my cubs and whisper to them in the dark.Polar bears are patient beasts, as patient as glaciers.”— From Lindsay Moore’s Sea Bear: A Journ ... Read moreSource: blaine.org -
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Traveling the World Without a Ticket: Using Global Narratives to Learn About Other Cultures Without Othering Them by PADMA VENKATRAMAN
Published: 1/02/2019As the world grows more “global” it becomes increasingly important to expose young people to cultures other than their own. No matter what a student’s cultural background might be, a ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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Cover Reveal: The Year We Fell From Space by Amy Sarig King
Published: 29/01/2019Hello, Nerdy Book Club readers. It’s Amy here. I have a new middle grade book coming from Arthur A. Levine Books in October and I want to tell you about it. But first, let me show you the cover ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com
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