When Children March: Guest Post from Cynthia Levinson
It might seem that the students at Marjory Stoneman Dou
Bees in the Schoolyard: Guest Post from the Beekeepers of the Fernbank Science Center
With the launch event of Lester Laminack's The King of
Educators and Students: Meet Fault Lines in the Constitution
Fault Lines in the Constitution has been a big hit this
Guest Post: Cathryn Sill on the 10th Anniversary of About Habitats
Cathryn and John Sill's About Habitats series is celebr
Guest Post: Margarita Engle on Don Quixote and Miguel’s Brave Knight
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Guest Post: Bethan Woollvin on Princesses, Fairy Tales, and Gender Stereotypes
Classic stories like "Little Red Riding Hood" and "Rapu
Guest Post: How to #BeDangerous by Diane Capriola
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A Storm Called Katrina: Ten Years Later
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Saturday Afternoon Picnic with Don Tate
My aunt, Eleanora E. Tate, is a children’s book author.
Guest Blogger Round Up for New Titles!
It couldn't be more appropriate timing than March for o