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A Cafe Chat with Nonfiction Author Anthony D. Fredericks, by Lindsay Bandy
We have an exciting new monthly feature for you here at Eastern Penn Points! Award-winning author and educator Anthony Fredericks will be sharing wisdom and insights with us in a new monthly column called Navigating Nonfiction, so I invited him to … Continue reading
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Caldecott and Newberry Talk, By Nadine Poper
Happy Monday, Everyone! Let’s talk about possible Caldecott and Newbery winners. I use The Horn Book site Hbook.com and their Calling Caldecott blog, but I’m not too thrilled with the predictions for Caldecott. What are your thoughts? And what other … Continue reading
The Pennsylvania Young Readers Choice Award by Nadine Poper
As an elementary librarian and children’s literature lover, I live for the Newbery, Caldecott, and Theodor Seuss Geisel contenders every year. My students know that when I begin displaying the predicted books, the race is on to read as many … Continue reading
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