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| 3/5/2015 | Kidlit Celebrates Women's History Month Year 5! (0 Comments )
 It's March again, and that means that Lisa Taylor of Shelf-employed and I are once again co-curating Kidlit Celebrates Women's History Month, a celebration of books for young people which celebrate notable women. Despite the progress that has... Read the rest of this post |
| 2/9/2015 | Sydney Taylor Award Blog Tour: The Whispering Town, by Jennifer Elvgren (Kar-Ben, 2014) (0 Comments )
 I am honored to welcome to my blog today author Jennifer Elvgren, the author of The Whispering Town, winner of the Sydney Taylor Honor Award in the Older Readers category. The Sydney Taylor awards are given out annually by the Jewish Libraries... Read the rest of this post |
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Books 1 - 3 from Margo's bookshelf Click a book's title for more details about the book | |||||
| 1. Chicken Big (Hardcover) Author: Keith Graves Publisher: Chronicle Books |
Ages 4-8 |
9/12/2010 Add | |||
| Margo said: This is an absolutely hilarious re-telling of Chicken Little, perfect for lovers of fractured fairy tales or for anyone looking for a great read-aloud for kids from 4 to 8. Older children will also en...more tags: I read , I recommend | |||||
| 315 Reviews | |||||
| 2. Perfectly Arugula (Hardcover) Illustrator: Sarah Dillard Publisher: Sterling |
Ages 4-8 |
5/11/2010 Add | |||
| Margo said: This cute picture book tells the story of Arugula, a perfectionist hedgehog, who seems like an unlikely heroine for a children’s book until you see her depicted with her hedgehog quills combed just ...more tags: I read , read , hedgehog , party | |||||
| 12 Reviews | |||||
| 3. Really, Really Big Questions (Hardcover) Author: Stephen Law Publisher: Kingfisher |
Ages 9-12 |
5/11/2010 Add | |||
| Margo said: Written by a British professor of philosophy, this is a book on life’s big questions aimed at the junior philosophy set. The book features a lively text and a retro 1950’s cartoon-style design, t...more tags: philosophy , read | |||||
| 44 Reviews | |||||
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