Kids Corner  |
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Book Finder (Places to Find Books)
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Book Awards and Book Clubs |
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Book Finder & Book Talks |
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100 Books to Read by Kindergarten  |
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Nancy Keane's Book Literature Page
This is the place to be when you are looking for ready-to-use booktalks, lists of recommended reading, book reviews by children or other information about children's literature. |
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Great books for Grades 5-8
Cindy Mitchell, a school librarian from South Jourdan, Utah, has created a tool for kids, parents, teachers, and librarians to use. We can view the lists of books that the teachers and students have recommended and reviewed. Check out Cindy M's reading lists!
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Anchorage Municipal Libraries
Fantastic historical fiction list. Extensive list of picture book themes.
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Bookhive
Your guide to children's literature and books. Comments from readers; parental notes; "If you liked" lists.
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Award Winning Children's Literature
You customize reading lists to age level reader, genre, etc.
Covers over 40 awards in English speaking countries
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Highland Park Public Library
Some useful lists: "Character Matters," bullies; graded and age level lists.
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Monroe County Public Library
Wonderful lists: Predictable Books; Social skills; Extensive lists of books in series.
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Morton Grove Public Library
Up-to-date lists. Interesting lists: Intolerance and the Holocaust; Buried Treasures; Times Gone By.
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Multnomah County Library
Up-to-date lists. Some contain pathfinders; Can limit some by age/grade level. Useful lists: Reading Up; Booked for Book Discussion; Understanding Sex & Sexuality.
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NovelList K-8
NoveList K-8 contains enhanced subject access for over 60,000 fiction titles aimed at the K-8 population.
To access from home, go to http://otto.cafelibraries.org:2048 and enter your library card barcode number
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Reading Together |
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We all know reading is important for a successful future, and we also know kids want to have FUN. TeachersAndFamilies developed TogetheRead’s monthly themes to give you ideas for having fun TOGETHER as you build stronger readers.We all know reading is important for a successful future, and we also know kids want to have FUN. TeachersAndFamilies developed TogetheRead’s monthly themes to give you ideas for having fun TOGETHER as you build stronger readers. Check this out!>> |