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January 6, 2009

In this Issue

Did you forget to make a New Year’s resolution?


Then how about doing a better job of connecting kids with poetry? Or becoming an even better booktalker? These are just two of the online courses that the Association for Library Service to Children is offering, starting in February. Taught by experts, they’re not even all that expensive (especially if you’re a member). Check out the Web site for more information.

Brian Kenney, Editor-in-Chief

bkenney@reedbusiness.com

TECH TRENDS


    Blogs

     

    WATCH AND READ

    • Bibliophile’s Delight

      Inkheart (PG), a live-action movie based on Cornelia Funke’s best-selling novel (Scholastic, 2003), will be released in U.S. theaters on January 23, 2009. Presented by New Line Cinema, the film was directed by Iain Softley, with Funke on board as a producer. Unbeknownst to 12-year-old Meggie (Eliza Bennett), her father, Mo Folchart (Brendan Fraser), has an amazing ability: when he reads aloud from a book, he can make the people and objects mentioned in the pages come to life—literally. more » » » 

     

    NEWS

     

    HOT PICKS

    • We're All in the Same Boat by Zachary Shapiro

       PreS-Gr 2–For the first few days after they board the ark to escape the heavy rain, the animals enjoy the novelty of the voyage. more » » » 

    • When We Left the Earth

      Gr 6 Up–This informative and compelling series, produced to celebrate NASA’s 50th anniversary, documents the history of the space agency, the development of aerospace technology, the cultural climate of the space race, and the modern scientific discoveries that have originated from space flight. more » » » 

    • 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

      Gr 7 Up–A large sea monster, believed to resemble a narwhal, is roaming the seas and has destroyed over 200 ships that dared to cross its path. more » » » 

     

       



         


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