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Category Archives: kidlit
Books about the Refugee Experience
The news is filled with stories about refugees: what’s happening to them and the debate over them. There are citizens who believe it’s our moral obligation to give them safe harbor. There’s a new president who has barred many of … Continue reading
Fuzzy: Introducing Paul Dellinger to the Kidlit Crowd
I worked with both Tom Angleberger and Paul Dellinger at The Roanoke Times for many moons. But Paul’s tenure there eclipsed ours. It eclipsed everybody’s, really. For one thing, he was there a lot longer (44 years, people!) But even … Continue reading
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Madelyn’s Virginia-centric Summer Reading Scavenger Hunt
Try saying that five times fast. Here’s a summer-reading project I’ve wanted to put together for a long time: a scavenger hunt with a read-local twist. My hope is that you, the young readers in my home state, will get … Continue reading
Posted in kidlit, libraries, read local, summer reading scavenger hunt
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Skyping and Reading
Wednesday was World Read Aloud Day, one of my favorite days of the year. It’s a reminder that no one is too old or too young to listen to a story. Not me. Not my husband. Not my eye-rolling teens. People may … Continue reading
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New Fiction from Virginia KidLit Writers
My home state of Virginia has a hard-working, super-talented, kidlit crew and I wanted to show off a few of the picture books, YA and middle-grade novels coming out in 2016. This isn’t an exhaustive list; it’s a start. And … Continue reading
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