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Review: Reading the Art in Caldecott Award Books

There is a huge need for a book like Heidi K. Hammond and Gail D. Nordstrom’s Reading the Art in Caldecott Award Books: A Guide to the Illustrations. Those of us who obsessively read and share picture books understand that the art is a powerfully important part of reading and experiencing these stories. We feel…

October 17, 2014 in professional development.

Nonfiction Picture Book Wednesday: The Scraps Book #nfpb2014

I’m participating in Kid Lit Frenzy’s Nonfiction Picture Book Challenge. Visit her blog to find out more! Lois Ehlert is one important children’s book author and illustrator I need to be more familiar with. While I admire her books, I don’t love them. But I’ve started reading and rereading, hoping that I’m going to fall…

April 16, 2014 in children's literature, reading challenge.

It Jes’ Happened: When Bill Traylor Started to Draw #nfpb2014

It’s Nonfiction Picture Book Wednesday! Visit Kid Lit Frenzy to find out what others are reading. This week, I’m highlighting an excellent picture book biography, It Jes’ Happened: When Bill Traylor Started to Draw, written by Don Tate and illustrated by R. Gregory Christie. This is a beautifully written and illustrated book that tells the…

February 26, 2014 in reading, reading challenge.
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