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I’m curious to know how other librarians promote historical fiction. I’ve
purchased a number of good historical fiction titles for my collection, but
the teachers in the Social Studies department aren’t interested in giving
reading assignments since they are very focused on teaching to the
prescribed standards they have to meet. I will have a chance this year to
bring at least the 9th graders and possibly others to the library once each
six-weeks to check out a book, but don’t know how to promote historical
fiction so that they will want to read it. Any suggestions?

 

 

Deb Waugh

Librarian/Instructional Technologist

The Emmett G. Shufflebarger Library

at Graham High School

Bluefield, Virginia

debwaugh.lm_net@frontiernet.net 

 


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