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I always get nostalgic around this time of year. Back in Ye Olden days, school didn't start until after Labor Day (remember that, folks?) and I'd...
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Find out more about Michelle: Michelle Kerns writes for a disturbingly eccentric collection of print and online publications. She watches the movie Hot Fuzz every Thursday night, passionately adores the literary character Melrose Plant, and believes strongly in the four food groups: red wine, white wine, Guinness, gin. She knows where her towel is. Contact her with rants, raves, recommendations, or review copies here. |
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If "Blue's Clues" leaves you feeling green with nausea, if you wish Dora and Diego would vamanos, if "The Wiggles" give you the...
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March 2nd, 2009 is a special day for children's lit lovers: it's both the 105th birthday of Dr. Seuss and the kick-off of Read Across America, a day...
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Neil Gaiman's The Graveyard Book starts off with less of a bang than an ear-shattering nuclear explosion resounding down decades of sappy sweet...
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Books can change lives, and no one knew that better than the young Abraham Lincoln. Kay Winters and Nancy Carpenter's beautifully illustrated...
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Note to book fiends: This discussion is part of the Outrageously Ambitious 40 Year Reading Plan, my quest to read everything worthwhile before I die...
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Whether you're an elementary school teacher, a homeschooler, or simply a parent looking for great books to share with your children, these...
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Harry Potter maven J.K. Rowling is rumored to be on the coveted O-list to receive an early invitation to a White House state dinner after...
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When Jeff Brown wrote his first Flat Stanley book in 1964 about a boy named Stanley Lambchop who is flattened by a bulletin board while he sleeps and...
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If your house is full of little Pixie Hollow fans, you've got a great opportunity to use their interest in fairies, magic, pixie dust, and all things...
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