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Tag Archives: bibliography
My Favorite Books of 2019
Here’s the long list of the books I loved most last year, with notes to help you find them at your library now. Continue reading
Posted in Adult, Audiobook, books, Early Chapter Books, Graphic Novel, Lists, Middle Grade, picture books, Print, Teen/Young Adult
Tagged best of 2019, bibliography, favorites
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Guest Post: Top 10 Heroines with Maureen of By Singing Light
I am on an internet-free vacation right now, but my blogging friend Maureen of By Singing Light has kindly written a wonderful post on her favorite heroines. Thank you so much for your post, Maureen! The inspiration for this post … Continue reading
11 Recent Sci-Fi Books for Grades 4 and 5
Before I get back to business as usual, I’ll note that one of my favorite authors, Stephanie Burgis, is joining a whole bunch of other UK authors in holding auctions to raise money for Nepal. There are signed books, chances … Continue reading
State of the Book Basket: November
Halfway through November already – or it was when I started this post, and now it’s even later! The weather forecast here is predicting snow all week – I’m deciding to think about the extra opportunities for curling up with … Continue reading
12 Spec Fic Books for Teen Boys Starring Girls
Way back in November, I wrote a list of my top ten fantasy books for middle grade boys starring girls. It’s taken me a while to put this companion list together – but here are a dozen favorite fantasy and … Continue reading
Posted in books
Tagged bibliography, books for boys, steampunk, teen fantasy, teen science fiction
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The Read-Aloud Handbook (7th edition)
This is the latest edition of the classic book, first published in 1982, and regularly updated since then. I thought I’d try the new edition because Jen at Jen Robinson’s Book Pages was so enthusiastic about it, which led to … Continue reading
Asian-American Graphic Novels
Every other month or so, I put together an end panel display for my Adult Graphic Novel Collection, with a little bibliography on a bookmark for people to take – things like zombie graphic novels, or books by Will Eisner. … Continue reading
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Tagged Asian-American, bibliography, diversity, graphic novels, multiculturalism
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Rick Riordan Read Alikes
Back in February, I celebrated my tenth blogiversary with a giveaway of a custom reading list. My long-time reader Kim won, and what she wanted was a list of books similar to Percy Jackson for her nine-year-old son, who was … Continue reading
A Dozen Fairy Tale Retellings
Today I’m over at Tales of the Marvelous, with a dozen of my favorite fairy tale novels, written for children, teens and adults.

