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1. A Special Week-In-Review

I don’t normally do a week-in-review post but this past week was such a celebration of literacy (with Share A Story and World Read Aloud Day), I wanted to highlight some things as well as thank a bunch of people for helping make it a great week.

125badge A Special Week In ReviewFirst off, if you didn’t get a chance to check out Share A Story please visit when you have the opportunity. Thanks to Terry Doherty for helping organize this amazing blog tour. I thoroughly enjoyed reading the posts as well as having the opportunity to serve as one of the hosts.

Thanks also to Dawn Little of Links to Literacy for hosting Book Dads on Day 2: The Gift of Reading. I had so many responses from dads for our post, I had to break them up into three separate ones: Dads Share Their Story Part 1, Part 2, Part 3. Thanks to all the dads, authors and bloggers who took the time to share their gift of reading with me.

I’d also like to thank Danielle from There’s A Book for hosting Book Dads on Day 3: Literacy 2.0. This might have been my favorite day of posts. I couldn’t believe the number of resources people shared, and have been waiting for an opportunity to visit those links. Here is our post for that day: Unwrapping Literacy 2.0: The Color Nook with Toddlers.


World Read Aloud Day was on Wednesday. Check out their appearance on Good Morning America.
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2. Blog Log: June 5, 2010

Wild Rose Reader encompasses a wide range of topics including but not limited to reading, writing, literacy, poetry and more. This blog is an excellent resource for those looking for title suggestions on different topics ranging from various types of poetry to writing resources to interesting children’s books.
First Book’s Post Pick: Children’s Books for Summer Reading 2010

Welcome to the Motherhood is a blog created by a young working mom who not only shares her motherhood experiences, but also provides resources and insight for other parents on a variety of topics. Her emphasis on reading and highlights of important literacy news make this blog handy for parents.
First Book’s Post Pick: Summer Reading

Planning with Kids is a great blog for parents looking to add a little more organization to their family life. This family provides useful ways to handle running family affairs with ease. Posts range from recipe suggestions, crafts and information on child development and book suggestions.
First Book’s Post Pick: Reading, Learning and Education

Scrub-a-Dub-Tub is a blog run by the nonprofit, The Reading Tub which encourages reading and family learning. Posts stress the importance of raising children to be readers and offer great ways to involve the whole family in literacy activities.
First Book’s Post Pick: Roundup of Resources for Literacy and Reading-June 2010

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3. The winter issue of The Wash Rag newsletter is out!

The winter issue of The Wash Rag, the offical newsletter os The Reading Tub, Inc. is now out for your reading pleasure.

To see the issue, click here.


Last year I had the pleasure of interviewing Terry Doherty, the founder of The Reading Tub, for Blogcritics Magazine. You may read this fascinating interview here:
Part I
Part 11

Happy reading!

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4. Proof that I'm mad, bad and dangerous to know (for your mind, anyway)

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And here I thought it would be my use of infrequent curse words, but noooo. It's because of all the death and porn of which I speak:

This rating was determined based on the presence of the following words:

  • death (9x)
  • hell (3x)
  • porn (2x)
  • dead (1x)
Rumor has it that they're checking IDs at the door, so watch out all y'all under 17 and have your adult handy.

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