This guide to comics for kids is an essential tool for all those who enjoy comics. Simple cartooning basics are outlined with easy examples to follow. kids, parents, teachers, and librarians will love the humorous step-by-step lessons by master cartoonist and teacher Ivan Brunetti. Even reluctant artists will be inspired to pick up a pen and give it a try.
Reference question: A friend who has a 7-year-old who has been asking, “What are dreams?” She would like to find some books to read with…
To Reserve Your Seat For the Kerlan Award with Jon Scieszka go to https://www.continuum.umn.edu/reg/reservations-kerlan-award-ceremony/ The Kerlan Award is given annually by the Friends of the…
This is an annotated list of current titles recommended for purchase. I appreciated the short descriptions in Spanish and English and the recommended ages for…
Children’s Literary Obituaries: What We Lost in 2019 Betsy Bird over at School Library Journal has shown a light on a few children’s literature creators…
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John Borger, 1951- 2019 John Borger, was one of the nation’s preeminent first amendment lawyers, spending four decades before retiring from the Faegre Baker…
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Finish this sentence Thanksgiving is the third (whoops fourth, thank you to the many readers who emailed me) Thursday in … That’s right November. Thanksgiving…
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