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What I’m Doing at Kirkus This Week,Plus What I Did Last Week, FeaturingXimo Abadia, Micha Archer, and Hadley Hooper
Published: 24/05/2019— From Ximo Abadia’s The Farmer(Click to enlarge spread) — From Micha Archer’s Daniel’s Good Day(Click to enlarge) — From Jan Greenberg’s and Sa ... Read moreSource: blaine.org -
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Be Yourself, with Silliness and Self-love by Aidan Cassie
Published: 24/05/2019I love myself, just as I am. Well, okay, maybe not everything about myself… I mean, I wish I weren’t such a talented procrastinator (yup, just got sidetracked “researching” TED talks on ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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Echo by Pam Munoz Ryan – Review by Shilpa Mehta
Published: 23/05/2019Echo by Pam Munoz Ryan is a compilation of stories tied together in a timeless thread by the power of music. The harmonica, featured prominently on the cover and the book’s spine, travels through time ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com
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A TASTE FOR CHOCOLATE: REVIVING GRANDPA CACAO by Elizabeth Zunon
Published: 21/05/2019I always took chocolate for granted. As a child growing up in the Ivory Coast, we always had a chocolate bar or two nestled in the cold of the refrigerator door away from the tropical heat. We made cu ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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JERKS ON A PLANE – WHY BOYS NEED TO READ MORE by Donna Gephart
Published: 20/05/2019It happened on a plane. On a plane! I tend to board at the end when I have an assigned seat. Less time on the crowded plane feels right to me, and I rarely need overhead storage. A bearded man next to ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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7-Imp’s 7 Kicks #639:Featuring John Hare and Tom Sullivan
Published: 19/05/2019— From John Hare’s Field Trip to the Moon — From Tom Sullivan’s Out There Want to head into inky-black outer space with me today? I have a BookPage feature about ... Read moreSource: blaine.org
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Turning Readers into Writers by Carrie Rodusky
Published: 17/05/2019I stumbled upon this rock while walking my dog through the woods. It is about to be a creative writing prompt for my upper elementary students. Who knows where it will go. As an ELA teac ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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What I’m Doing at Kirkus This Week,Plus What I Did Last Week,Featuring Stephen Savage and Fiona Woodcock
Published: 17/05/2019— Title page spread from Fiona Woodcock’s Hello(Click to see spread, sans text, in its entirety) — From Stephen Savage’s Sign Off(Click to enlarge spread) Over at ... Read moreSource: blaine.org -
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Forward Me Back to You by Mitali Perkins – Review by Kacy Smith Paterson
Published: 16/05/2019Farrar Straus Giroux/FSG Books for Young Readers 432 Pages, Ages 14-18 Mitali Perkin’s new novel, Forward Me Back to You, is an epic and layered read of identity and family, similar to her earl ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com
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After the Russians Came – Turning my Father’s Story into Fiction by Monika Schröder
Published: 15/05/2019My first novel, THE DOG IN THE WOOD, comes out in paperback on May 14th. I feel fortunate that the story continues to be available for young readers and I am grateful to the Nerdy Book Club for giving ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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The Clockwork Ghost or Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story by Laura Ruby
Published: 14/05/2019Sometime last fall, a friend asked me if I wanted to go to Greece* in April. “Of course I want to go to Greece,” I said. “Who doesn’t want to go to Greece?” Except that I didn’t have time to go ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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7-Imp’s 7 Kicks #638: Featuring Melissa Sweet —and Celebrating Naomi Shihab Nye
Published: 12/05/2019(Click to enlarge) Today, I’m celebrating two things — the fact that the Poetry Foundation named poet Naomi Shihab Nye the 2019–2021 Young People’s Poet Laureate and the art of Melissa Sw ... Read moreSource: blaine.org
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Dry by Neal and Jarrod Shusterman – Review by Heather Berg
Published: 9/05/2019I am embarrassed to admit that I hadn’t really given water much thought lately. I mean, I encounter it daily as I brush my teeth, scrub another round of dishes, or wash my daughters’ endlessly sticky ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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A Living, Breathing Ronan Gale by Lynda Mullaly Hunt
Published: 6/05/2019Shouting at the Rain will be released tomorrow. And what a long, strange trip its been. This book has been a tough one. A tough one to figure out and a tough one to put on the page. Why did I p ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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7-Imp’s 7 Kicks #637: Featuring The Great Indoors
Published: 5/05/2019I’m sending you to the Horn Book’s site today for a review I wrote of Julie Falatko’s very funny The Great Indoors (Disney-Hyperion, April 2019), illustrated by Ruth Chan. The review is h ... Read moreSource: blaine.org
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What I’m Doing at Kirkus This Week,Plus What I Did Last Week, Featuring Susan L. Roth
Published: 3/05/2019“Where do we get our ideas? We get them from the spaces we choose for our compositions, from our chosen materials, and from the world around us.”(Click to enlarge illustration) Toda ... Read moreSource: blaine.org -
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Cover Reveal: One Little Bag: An Amazing Journey by Henry Cole
Published: 2/05/2019We are excited to reveal the cover for Henry Cole’s upcoming book, One Little Bag: An Amazing Journey (Scholastic Press, April 2020). Henry Cole graciously answered some of our burning questions ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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We Are in Charge of Reading Celebrations by Tammy Mulligan
Published: 2/05/2019“Tell me about the books in your book bag.” I ask a third grader during a recent conference. She reached into her book bag, pulled out a book and declared, “This is my dessert book. I read it ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com
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Finding Beginnings by Sandy Stark-McGinnis
Published: 30/04/2019One day, not too long ago, I pulled out a chair and sat at an empty desk next to one of my fifth grade students. His chin sat on the edge of his desk, close to a piece of binder paper that was mostly ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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SHOW ME A SIGN COVER REVEAL BY ANN CLARE LEZOTTE
Published: 29/04/2019“Her hands were so cool, like flowers that have grown in shady places,” Helen Keller said after meeting Laura Bridgman, the first Deaf-blind person educated in America. I thought of this quote while c ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com -
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Finding Home in a Word by Tanya Aydelott
Published: 29/04/2019In the house where my mother grew up, shelves are filled with books that open to the right, adorned with words that spill across the page in beautiful, fluid script. Urdu is a language of gorgeous cur ... Read moreSource: nerdybookclub.wordpress.com
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