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7 Comments
Janice Ewing
2/3/2022 04:11:14 pm
I'm looking forward to conversations about new and recommended books!
Rita Sorrentini
2/3/2022 04:13:17 pm
It is always good to get fresh ideas.
Janice Ewing
2/4/2022 09:52:26 am
Rita, I agree! It seems more important than ever to be aware of the range and value of children's literature. Please share thoughts about or connections to any of the books in the comments. If you have specific questions for Children's Book World, you're welcome to email them at info@childrensbookworld.net and please put KSLA Delaware Valley in the subject line.
Janice Ewing
2/10/2022 09:11:26 am
For those who attended Colby Sharp's presentation, please share one or more of your takeaways. Whether you attended or not, how might some of these recommended books foster a love of reading?
Janice Ewing
2/17/2022 06:31:43 pm
Paste these links in your browser for picture books, early readers and chapter books, and middle grade books. Which ones stand out to you?
RITA SORRENTINO
2/21/2022 05:34:43 am
So many important books to increawse awareness and resspect. I fell in love with this one: A Hundred Thousand Welcomes-Mary Lee Donvon.
Janice Ewing
2/22/2022 07:24:30 am
Rita, thanks for highlighting that one. Another picture book that stood out to me was Remember to Dream, Ebere, written by Cynthia Erivo. The illustrator, Charnelle Pinkney Barlow, attended the University of the Arts in Phila. It seems that in this complex time, a book about inspiring dreams, literally and figuratively, is a great gift. Leave a Reply. |