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Elizabeth's Children's Books Blog September 2005 Archive

By Elizabeth Kennedy, About.com Guide to Children's Books since 2000

More Banned Books Resources

Wednesday September 28, 2005
In addition to reading Banned Books Week: A Report, I recommend you read the following articles from About.com Guides to learn about: Banning and Censorship of Children's Books: The Who and Why ... Read More

Little Golden Books: A Treasury of Children's Literature

Sunday September 25, 2005
Little Golden Books are among the first children's books I remember. I enjoyed them as a child, my children enjoyed them, and now my grandchildren enjoy them. Do you or ... Read More

Hans Christian Andersen and His Fairy Tales

Saturday September 24, 2005
For information on commemorative Hans Christian Andersen stamps, lesson ideas, a biography, articles and bibliographies, visit Denmark's HCA2005 Web site honoring the bicentennial of Andersen's birth. See ... Read More

Add Children's Books to Your Kids' Hurricane Rita Activity Survival Kit

Thursday September 22, 2005
The FEMA for Kids section of the Federal Emergency Management Agency Web site recommends that children pack their own FEMA Kids Activity Survival Kit to take with them if they ... Read More

It's Time to Start Knitting With the Best Knitting Books for Kids and Teens

Wednesday September 21, 2005
It's time for young knitters to start on their winter holiday gifts. Knitting has become very popular with kids, particularly those in middle and high school. If you are ... Read More

The ALA Notable Children's Books List

Monday September 19, 2005
The ALA Notable Children's Books List is a terrific resource. It's an annual list that's compiled by the Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC) of the American Library ... Read More

Maurice Sendak's "Where the Wild Things Are"

Sunday September 18, 2005
Maurice Sendak, the author and illustrator of "Where the Wild Things Are" and numerous other children's picture books, has had a profound impact on the field of children's literature. To ... Read More

Booklist for Teens Affected by Katrina Provided by YALSA

Saturday September 17, 2005
Are you familiar with the Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA)? It's the fastest growing division of the American Library Association and has a lot of booklists of young adult ... Read More

"Reading Magic: Why Reading Aloud to Our Children Will Change Their Lives Forever"

Tuesday September 13, 2005
In addition to being the author of numerous children's picture books and a literacy consultant, Mem Fox is the author "Reading Magic: Why Reading Aloud to Our Children Will ... Read More

Rebuilding Libraries After Katrina - You Can Help

Sunday September 11, 2005
Your help is needed to ensure that when the cities and towns damaged or destroyed by Hurricane Katrina are rebuilt, that there are public libraries with enough books in them ... Read More

"September 11, 2001: Attack on New York City"

Saturday September 10, 2005
September 11, 2005 is the fourth anniversary of the terrorist attacks. Again, my thoughts and prayers are with all of you who were affected (weren't we all) by the ... Read More

Harry Potter and iPod Now Go Together Like Peanut Butter and Jelly

Thursday September 8, 2005
Yesterday, Apple Computer announced exciting news for Harry Potter fans, particularly those who already own iPods. The company announced that … the entire Harry Potter audiobook series is now available exclusively ... Read More

RIF's World of Narnia Art Contest

Wednesday September 7, 2005
Reading Is Fundamental, an organization dedicated to motivating children to read, announced today, The Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) Reading Planet (www.rif.org/readingplanet) an interactive website for children, has teamed up with ... Read More

Resources to Help Children Cope With Katrina

Sunday September 4, 2005
If your children are clamoring for information about Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath, but you feel that they are not yet ready for television or newspaper reports, here are some ... Read More

Scholastic to Provide Aid, Children's Books for Katrina victims

Saturday September 3, 2005
Scholastic, the largest publisher and distributor of children's books in the world, has announced several initiatives in support of Katrina victims. In addition to a monetary donation, Scholastic Education and Scholastic ... Read More

The Versatile Sharon Creech

Thursday September 1, 2005
Did you know that in addition to her award winning books for children 8-12+ years old, Sharon Creech has also written several picture books for younger children? Her picture book ... Read More
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