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Alicia Rudnicki’s passion for public libraries began once upon a time, long ago and far away in a land called kindergarten. She is a longtime writer, editor, and educator. Contact her at libraryexaminer@comcast.net.

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Days of the living dread: Twilight encourages literacy and racial tolerance

Thursday, November 12th, 2009

This is the eighth article in a loosely woven series looking at the current prevalence of vampires, werewolves, zombies, and apocalypse in publishing...
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Days of the living dread: 'Vampires' and their 'victims' romp on the playground

Tuesday, November 10th, 2009

This is the seventh article in a loosely woven series looking at the current prevalence of vampires, werewolves, zombies, and apocalypse in publishing...
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Days of the living dread: Twilight of Dracula . . . or vampires aren't what they used to be

This article is the sixth in a loosely woven series looking at the current prevalence of vampires, werewolves, zombies, and apocalypse in publishing...
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Days of the living dread: Where the wild things are too sad and gloomy

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This article is the fifth in a loosely woven series looking at the current prevalence of vampires, werewolves, zombies, and apocalypse in publishing...
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Days of the living dread: Don't fear your child's love of graphic novels or the Vampire's Assistant

This article is the fourth in a loosely woven series looking at the current prevalence of vampires, werewolves, zombies, and apocalypse in publishing...
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Longing to belong: Mishna Wolff’s memoir should be required reading

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Who are we? This review is part of a continuing focus on the issues of identity and tolerance that began with a series of essays reflecting on Brian...
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Days of the living dread: Zombies haunt homecoming in 'You Are So Undead to Me'

This article is the third in a loosely woven series looking at the current prevalence of vampires, werewolves, zombies, and apocalypse in publishing...
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Iturralde's Galapagos fantasy focuses on the endangered

Two sisters travel by dark of night with their parents, escaping an unnamed terror. The family has abandoned its auto in favor of a wooden cart, about...
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Why it is important for libraries to buy Spanish books

Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from September 15 to October 15, which may seem unusual until you realize that the independence days of seven...
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Days of the living dread: Stopping by the zombie crawl on the way to the library

This is the second article in a loosely woven series looking at the current prevalence of vampires, werewolves, zombies, and apocalypse in publishing...
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