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Saturday, February 06, 2016

Tim Tingle, on HOUSE OF PURPLE CEDAR winning American Indian Library Association's 2016 Youth Literature Award in Young Adult Category

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Yesterday (Feb 6 2016), the American Indian Library Association (AILA)  announced the winners of its 2016 Youth Literature Awards. Recipien...
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Friday, February 05, 2016

2016 Winners of the American Indian Library Association's Youth Literature Award

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I am thrilled to see the winners of the 2016 American Indian Library Association's Youth Literature Awards ! Here's the graphic wi...
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Eric Carle's HAVE YOU SEEN MY CAT

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A reader sent me some photos of Eric Carle's Have You Seen My Cat? First published in 1973 by Little Simon, it looks like it may have fi...
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Tuesday, February 02, 2016

Beverly Slapin's review of Paul Goble's CUSTER'S LAST BATTLE: RED HAWK'S ACCOUNT OF THE LITTLE BIG HORN

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Editor's Note: Beverly Slapin submitted this review essay of Paul Goble's Custer's Last Battle: Red Hawk's Account of the B...
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Friday, January 29, 2016

Debbie--have you seen... I AM NOT A NUMBER by Jenny Kay Dupuis and Kathy Kacer

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Earlier today, a reader pointed me to I Am Not a Number  by Jenny Kay Dupuis and Kathy Kacer. Due out in September of 2016, Dupuis shared th...
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Debbie--have you seen... THE LOST ONES by Michaela MacColl

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Three different readers wrote to ask about Michaela MacColl's The Lost Ones , due out in October of 2016 from Boyds Mills/Calkins Creek....
Tuesday, January 26, 2016

Dear Scholastic: Given your statement about standards...

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January 25, 2016 Richard Robinson, CEO Scholastic Books Dear Mr. Robinson, Those of us who study and share children's literature ...
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Something that makes me smile...

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Something that makes me smile is opening a package from a friend (Sarah), that includes a book I can't wait to read!
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Saturday, January 23, 2016

Where do you shelve Native American stories?

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The title of this post, "Where do you shelve Native American stories?" is directed primarily at librarians but the information is ...
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