Beautiful Blackbird Children’s Book Festival 2021-22: Astounding Video Content Celebrating Black Books & Creators
BEAUTIFUL BLACKBIRD CHILDREN’S BOOK FESTIVAL 2021-2022 Best Users: Public Librarians, School...
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Tag: Writing
Days of the Dead: Guide for Readers & Educators
DAYS OF THE DEAD: A Guide for Readers & Educators Best Users: Librarians, Booksellers,...
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Annie B. Made for TV: STEM Lesson Plans & Book Club Activities
ANNIE B., MADE FOR TV: STEM & Language Arts Lessons Plans & Book Club Best Users: STEM...
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Grounded: Book Club Guide or Novel Study
GROUNDED The Adventures of Rapunzel: Book Club & Discussion Guide Best Users: Librarians,...
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Starring Carmen!: Bilingual Activities & Poster, Video
STARRING CARMEN!: Book Trailer and Classroom & Event Activities Best Users: Librarians,...
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Pig in a Wig: Early Reader Series: Classroom & Event Activities
PIG IN A WIG: Early Reader Series: Classroom & Event Activities Best Users: Librarians,...
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Raisin, the Littlest Cow: Story Hour Kit
RAISIN, THE LITTLEST COW: Story Hour Kit Best Users: Librarians, Booksellers, Educators, Early...
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Some Writer: Author Interview & Creating Art with E.B. White’s Words
SOME WRITER!: Author Interview & Creating Art with E.B. White’s Words Best Users: Educators,...
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Words as Freedom: Poetry Workshop Based on Don Tate’s Poet
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Reader Engagement Project: The Book The beloved twins from the Geisel Honor book Ling & Ting: Not Exactly the Same! and Ling & Ting Share a Birthday are back to share their favorite funny stories with beginning readers...
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See You Around the Neighborhood
Curious City DPW remains open to our bookish friends!
Kirsten Cappy of Curious City, however, has turned her attention to running the nonprofit she co-founded. I'm Your Neighbor Books uses children's books to build a stronger America, one where immigrants are welcomed and where first, second, and third generation Americans truly belong.
Kidlit bookish surprises will continue to appear here, but the rate of materials will diminish. Thanks to all that have been a part of this kidlit city!!