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1. Anderson’s Children’s Literature Breakfast


So, I drove out to Glen Ellyn, Illinois yesterday for the Sixth Annual Children’s Literature Breakfast. I got to Glen Ellyn by 8:10AM but Google Maps did me wrong and I didn’t get inside until 8:50, with the event starting at 9. They were very seriously at capacity in a room that held about one kabillion folks, and it took me a while to find a seat.

Once I found one, though, it was all good. The book talks were entertaining (and they aren’t always, to me). My favorite part was Richard Peck’s speech. He waxed wise and slightly smart-ass on everythng from the cycles in politics to what it means to be a writer.

And I finally got my signed copy of The Shadow Speaker and Zahrah the Windseeker, by Nnedi Okorafor-Mbachu. I can’t wait to dig in.

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2. A Special Ben’s Place of The Week

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Ben Keene just can’t get enough blogging! Check out the hot news story he dug up.

I can’t claim credit for breaking this story, but neither could I keep it to myself. Apparently, the secret to staying young isn’t an age-reducing cream or some sort of cocktail of pharmaceuticals and dietary supplements. It’s travel. At least that’s what has worked for Barbara Hillary (who also seems to think that remaining single has aided her longevity), a seventy-five year old former nurse who just returned from a trip to the top of the world, becoming the first African American woman to do so. Although it wasn’t until 1992 that she first ventured beyond US borders, Hillary has since visited Guyana and Manitoba, where she photographed polar bears. (more…)

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