Greetings Friends,
Once again I invite you to contribute to our annual survey of BEST
BOOKS. What do you consider the best Elementary and Middle School
children's books of 2007? Let me know your choices BY JANUARY 8, 2008
or sooner. Since ALA Midwinter will announce their medals for
children's books on Monday morning, January 14, I'd like to get our
results in your hands before that, so send me your list as soon as
possible.
There are no restrictions in this LM-NET list. Any subject, any
genre, by Americans or non-Americans, as long as they were published in
2007. Feel free to list one or twenty-five or more.
It is a help --- but don't let this slow you down --- if you can give
an approximate
ranking by INTEREST LEVEL as:
PRIMARY (K-2, ages 5-7), INTERMEDIATE (Grades 3-5, ages 8-10), YA
(Grades 6-8, ages 11-14).
Happy holidays!
Joan
Joan Kimball, Concord, Mass. woodkimball@gis.net
Retired from Hart's Hill School Library, Whitesboro NY
Reviewer for The Library Media Connection
Chair, Press Committee, National Storytelling Network
www.storynet.org 800-525-4514
publisher of "Telling Stories to Children" ed. Lehrman (2005)
and "Beginners Guide to Storytelling" ed. Rydell (2003)
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