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Tag: Kids Lit

“A Storm Called Katrina” Uses the Picture Book Format to Document a Boy and His Family’s Escape From the New Orleans Disaster

*Each week in the month of August I'll feature one children's book about Hurricane Katrina.* ~Rebuild~Remember~ The paintings are the … More

A Storm Called Katrina, book review, Colin Bootman, Kids Lit, Myron Uhlberg, new orleans

“Ghost” by Jason Reynolds Rocked for Book Discussion

*This is a reblog from our work site, please excuse the work jargon and enjoy. 🙂 For our Chapter Chats … More

Ghost, Jason Reynolds, Kids Lit

Oliver Jeffers Picture Books Burst Boundaries -Great Gift Giving Ideas!

Although his most famous book is The Day the Crayons Quit, I first discovered Oliver Jeffers after reading The Heart … More

Gift Ideas, Kids Lit, Oliver Jeffers, Once Upon an Alphabet, Stuck, The Day the Crayons Quit, The Heart of the Bottle, The Incredible Book Eating Boy

Weird & Wonderful Wordless Books

When one thinks of wordless picture books, the names David Wiesner, and Shaun Tan, come to mind. Dig a bit … More

Aleksandra Mizielinska, Anne-Margot Ramstein, Before After, Daniel Mizielinski, Kids Lit, library life, Matthias Aregui, Welcome to Mamoko, Wordless Books

“The Most Magnificent Thing” Encourages Girls to Invent and Persevere

One day a regular girl has an extraordinary idea. She wants to make a magnificent thing. She has a vision … More

Ashley Spires, girlpower, Kids Lit, The Most Magnificent Thing

Found at the Library: “Me, Frida”

This gorgeous picture book passed by the reference desk and I couldn’t help but share a couple of pictures.  Even … More

Amy Novesky, David Diaz, Frida Kahlo, Kids Lit, library life, Picture Book

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