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... creator of JOMB) sent out a plea to the authors and illustrators and other kit lit folk to call and send a message of encouragement to ... the Warrior Theme and it is so empowering to listen to. Listening to all the people in the kid lit world who responded is incredible- you guys (and ... you kick cancer's butt girl - you are already a kid lit warrior, now it is time to make you into a breast cancer ...
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By Paul
Quick links from around the kid-lit blogosphere:
Turn your iPhone into a wand! There's a new Harry Potter app out ... other "students" (via wifi or Bluetooth).
Wimpy Kid zombie parody. Publishers Weekly is calling this graphic-novel ... Tales from the Crypt #8: Diary of a Stinky Dead Kid has apparently gone back for its second and third printing.
"Knuffle Bunny: A ...
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... " - any how, any way!
That's easy enough - I used 2 MS punches here - the loopy punch & a scallop .
& a new challenge site discovered - Kiddie Lit -
a challenge blog with challenges inspired by children's literature.
This month's challenge is to :
Use GREEN
Include PLANTS- leaves OR flowers (either in your photos or in products)
Include a SECRET - ...
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... was thinking about the town itself—cohesive, grounded, charming. I was thinking about that marvelous independent, Aaron's Books, which had engineered its first Kid's Lit festival and invited me to take part.
The first order of business was a panel seamlessly (and, because she's beautiful) beautifully moderated by Julie Peterson. ...
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The UK National Final of the <" target="_blank">Kid's Lit Quiz took place at Oxford Town Hall on Friday 27 November 2009. The "sport of reading" was amply demonstrated by the best 15 teams in the UK. Comedian Harry Enfield addressed all the teams and shared a secret page from Charlie Higson's next novel. The ...
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... worse than the one before. Perhaps this is punishment for getting Jesus and Santa all mixed up in my head as a kid. Or maybe, waking up hungover at the Wadorf Astoria next to a naked, old, fat French Santa just isnt as big ... . |
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... singularity of impossible density, packaging, and expense.
And in which all these miraculous toys are lit with shoddy tube florescent lighting that make me look ... hard to hear kids being told to shut up, or that they couldn’t have anything because they were there to get some other kid a present, or that they were greedy. That last one seemed extra mean. We saw several heated discussions and ...
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I've been having a wonderful two weeks, rushing around to lit events like a kid in a sweet shop (or me in a sweet shop!), all of it reinforcing that this country is the right place for me right now. It hasn't left me much time ... , Anne Digby, author of the Trebizon series of books, which I loved as a kid. What an honour. We were told we could bring a copy of our book to put on ...
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Rating: 2.5 / 5 Reviewer: Garth Paulson
Kid Sister’s long delayed, once highly anticipated debut album Ultraviolet, is perfectly fine provided you don’t have to pay any attention to it. Put it on in some poorly lit area overpopulated with sweaty, gyrating bodies at a volume so loud you can’t possibly talk to said bodies
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I just finished reading 'The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid', which is by far one of the most entertaining and yet informative memoirs I have ever read. It ... there, it is hardly my favorite. I am extremely partial to A Walk in the Woods, for example. It has lit a fire under me, has made me think that someday even I could hop on the Appalachian Trail and experience its singular wonder ...
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... -ran the bay to Sal's and there was Jo seph. "Oy, Jo seph, darlin'. This is Faith. Say somefink Irish!"
"Somethin' Oiiiirisssh" he obliged.
Faith lit up, put herself in his arm and said "Oh, I LOIKE you! I'm Faith, everyone has me."
I swear I had not told her what I had said nor suggested the following "And with that accent, you ...
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... out to write for children and (2) thinking of them as ‘kid lit’ authors is so far off base as to seem bizarre. None ... stories for children should have a moral or teach a lesson.
3. A kid’s story can’t have serious, weighty, or controversial subject ... love cute, talking animals.
6. A kid’s story must always have a little kid in it.
7. I should make my children’s ...
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... stress on a character who doesn't really show up till at least the half-way point. Kind of like The Third Man. This new title is more direct.
-Comes perilously close to teen-lit, kid-lit, or even one of those earnestly graphic Wally Lamb books like She's Come Undone. Not really a market I'm gunning for.
All in all, though, this works for ...
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Remember when you were a kid and getting new crayons was a big deal? Getting new books holds the same kind of magic for some of us big kids. Every week on Sunday, I post what's new in our box. I think crayons is a pretty cool metaphor for multicultural lit. Every week we receive a book is a good week.
Thanks to Carol Rasco, I'll be doing some book shopping for our ...
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... Reading.
Also, I've decided to take a brief hiatus from blogging as I prepare for the holidays, read Cybils nominees, and get ready for a new baby. I'll be on sporadically to talk about the Cybils and other Kid Lit news. Cheers!
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