Do you subscribe to listservs? I do and I often exchange information with members of the group and lately, I’ve made it a point to sent two or three POC titles to librarians who can’t seem to find any good books about bullying or cooking for teens. I remember when I submitted books by Reshonda… Read More SundayMorningReads
Here it is mid January and the weather is just beginning to feel like winter. We’ve had one small snowfall last week and may have another on Tuesday. I love snow, but hate driving in it, so I’m quite fed up with every snowstorm coming into town just in time to affect my morning drive… Read More SundayMorningReads
I hate to admit it, but it’s been difficult getting back into the rhythm of blogging. I used spend hours every evening reading blogs, researching for new posts, writing, checking stats and interacting with other bloggers. You know what happened when I stepped away? Nothing! I was missed no more than I missed blogging. I’ve… Read More SundayMorningReads
Books give publishers access to children and affect how they perceive the world around them. Books validate us, inspire us and teach us. So, shouldn’t we be concerned about the librarians, authors, publishers, editors and other adults who have access to our children through the world of books?… Read More SundayMorningReads
Back in September, School Library Journal ran an article suggesting to new school media specialists/school librarians what they can do to get their career off to a good start. The recommendations were really pretty good and several I couldn’t write better myself. There were just a couple with which I didn’t agree, but my experience… Read More SundayMorningReads
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