Pour commencer la nouvelle année avec un peu de bibliothèques et dans la série mes collègues ont de l'imagination et de l'humour, voici une thématique bien de saison : Les bonnes résolutions.
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The Globe and Mail’s annual guide to big books about big subjects. From photography and fashion and Sable Island to space, a comprehensive selection of glorious books that an iPad will never replace. Delete the scoop?
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This is the time of year when we’re asked to recommend titles for that 4-year-old niece who is dying to learn to read (Mo Willems, Elephant and Piggie books, Disney/Hyperion), chapter books for that five-year-old emerging reader who lives in another state (Mercy Watson series by Kate DiCamillo, Candlewick), the young adult cousin who can’t wait for the Hunger Games movie, (Divergent by Veronica Roth, HarperCollins/Katherine Tegan; Legend by Marie Lu, Penguin/Putnam; or Variant by Robinson Wells, HarperTeen).
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Critic Maureen Corrigan selects two of the best new works of fiction and criticism about The Great Detective, and offers recommendations for terrific novels featuring contemporary investigators who carry forward Holmes' trademark method of detection. Delete the scoop?
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Just in time for the holiday shopping rush, Globe Books presents the best-reviewed books of the year. Delete the scoop?
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The understated picture book, I Want My Hat Back by Jon Klassen, (Candlewick Press9/27/11) is one of the ten titles on the just-released list of the New York Times Best Illustrated Childrens Books. The list will be featured in the special Children’s Book section in the 11/13 NYT Book Review. Delete the scoop?
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As Lewis Carroll's Alice so aptly points out, "What is the use of a book...without pictures or conversations?" Welcome to RA Crossroads, where books, movies, music, and other media converge, and whole-collection reader's advisory service goes where it may. In this column, a body in the garden leads me down a winding path. Delete the scoop?
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Do you have someone on your list that is impossible to shop for? Well, here at The Savvy Reader, we are here to help make your Christmas shopping a whole lot easier. Below is a list of fiction books sure to delight even the pickiest of readers on your list (or maybe you’ll find something to add to your own wish list!). Delete the scoop?
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Q&Q editors’ and booksellers’ annual picks for the best Canadian books. Delete the scoop?
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Although we’ve still got all of December before 2012—another whole month of book releases and reading said book releases—the Best of 2011 Season is in full swing. What with that extra month, I’m hesitant to create my own comprehensive Best of List yet, but here are a few of my favorites. Delete the scoop?
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At year’s end, we’re bombarded with “best of” lists. Though the following books received mostly favorable reviews, they may have flown under the radar for most readers in 2011, which makes them good titles to suggest when all of the blockbusters are checked out. Delete the scoop?
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Are you listening? We hope so, because kids across the country are wild about audiobooks. Voracious readers and reluctant ones, special-needs students and English-language learners are all hooked on them—and not just at school, in the car, and at home. They’re turning to audiobooks every chance they get. Delete the scoop?
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