School assignment to reinterpret the fairytale Little red ridning hood. Inspired by Röyksopps Remind me.
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Children's Literature - Literatura para a infância
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Children's literature; Illustration; Literacy; Libraries; Education...
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Ana Margarida Ramos
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Via Alfonso Noriega
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Reading is not only a source of joy for both children and parents, but also has many added health benefits, whether books are read alone or together as a family.
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Jacqueline Woodson picks up the prestigious - and lucrative - Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award.
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My youngest son’s favorite book, this month, is called Little Blue Truck. If you read as much children’s literature as I do, you are well acquainted with the book’
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Five picture books explore the perilous and the positive when it comes to siblings.
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The International Board on Books for Young People is proud to present the 11 shortlisted candidates for the 2018 IBBY Hans Christian Andersen Award – th
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A collaboration between schools from all over Europe has led to this wonderful map, showing the favorite children's book in each country.
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The winners, shortlists and longlist of 2017 CILIP Carnegie Medal and Kate Greenaway Medal Awards
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Especialistas en literatura infantil y juvenil seleccionan lecturas donde predominan las mujeres intrépidas y los temas sociales Via Alfonso Noriega
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Author Ursula K. Le Guin, who challenged the male-dominated fantasy and science fiction fields starting in the 1960s, died January 22, 2018, in Portland, Oregon. She was eighty-eight. Her YA novel A
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A thoughtful biography of the children’s author reveals an exuberant nonconformist whose eventful life was touched by tragedy
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In this episode of A Phone Call from Paul, Paul Holdengraber talks to Argentine-Canadian translator and essayist Alberto Manguel. The two discuss writing about imaginary places, being a reader to Jorge Luis Borges, and Manguel's most recent book, Packing My Library. Paul Holdengraber: One of the things I so want to
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An overstuffed bookcase (or e-reader) says good things about your mind.
Alfonso Noriega's curator insight,
30 March 2018, 05:27
El narrador vive dentro de todos nosotros. El creador de historias siempre va con nosotros. Supongamos que nuestro mundo padeciera una guerra, los horrores que todos podemos imaginar con facilidad. Supongamos que las inundaciones anegaran nuestras ciudades, que el nivel de los mares se elevara…, el narrador sobrevivirá, porque nuestra imaginación nos determina, nos sustenta, nos crea: para bien o para mal y para siempre. Nuestros cuentos, el narrador, nos recrearán cuando estemos desgarrados, heridos e incluso destruidos. El narrador, el creador de sueños, el inventor de mitos es nuestro fénix, nuestra mejor expresión, cuando nuestra creatividad alcanza su punto máximo. Doris Lessing Premio Nobel de Literatura 2007
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A mulher e a filha do conservador vice-presidente americano, Mike Pence, editaram um livro infantil sobre o seu animal de estimação, um coelho. O humorista John Oliver respondeu com um livro satírico sobre um coelho gay
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Jo Weaver, Little Whale Published 2018 by Hodder Children’s Books, 36p Gray whales have the longest migration known for a mammal. They travel almost 20,000 km every year, from south where they breed to the Arctic seas to reach their feeding grounds. It is a long, dangerous, exhausting journey, so beautifully captured by Jo Weaver…
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From picture books to YA fiction, it’s a great time to be a girl who loves to read
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Traditional picture books provide versatile, effective teaching tools for a range of students. Via Susan Grigsby @sksgrigsby
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1 March 2018, 06:31
I have long held the belief that picture books were powerful tools for introducing topics or units of study and building engagement with older students. This article goes through some of the reasons why and the ways that students can be impacted by the use of picture books in the higher grades. Low entry, vocabulary support for language learners, and bringing out emotional subtleties with illustrations are all strong reasons to bring out the picture books. Isn't that why many of us call that section "Everybody" rather than "Easy?" This would be an interesting article to share with MS and HS teachers as a way to integrate the librarian into the classroom!
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A report that blames children for returning to old favourites misunderstands what reading is all about, says Andrew McCallum, director of the English and Media Centre
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Desde 1967, el 2 de abril, coincidiendo con la fecha del nacimiento del escritor danés Hans Christian Andersen, el IBBY promueve la celebración del Día Internacional del Libro Infantil con el fin de promocionar los buenos libros infantiles y juveniles y la lectura entre los más jóvenes. Cada año, una sección nacional
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From YA reads about Muslim lives to picture books featuring great whales and burping owls
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We are reading aloud Refugee by Alan Gratz in our classroom right now. There is so much about this book that makes it an incredibl
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