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Looking Past the Cover • Children's Book Publishing • Diversity and Race • Conversation The blog of independent children's publishing company Lee & Low Books, The Open Book talks about publishing, books, library and school news, race and gender, discrimination and diversity, and more.

1. Free webinar with Jan Reynolds, live from Bali!

By: Hannah, on 10/5/2011
Blog: The Open Book (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: events, Book News, Educators, environmentalism, South Asian, Add a tag

Our very own author/adventurer/world record-breaker Jan Reynolds will be hosting a live, free webinar this Friday from Bali, the site of her award-winning book, Cycle of Rice, Cycle of Life: A Story of Sustainable Farming.

Tune in here at 10:30 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time on October 7 to explore the cycle of sustainable rice farming in her presentation, and ask her questions in real time. Teachers are encouraged to project the webinar onto a screen or whiteboard and let students ask Jan questions. Join the webinar for the full hour or for a few minutes – anything goes!