A World Full of Poems: Inspiring Poetry for Children. Selected by Sylvia M. Vardell. Illustrated by Sonny Ross. New York: DK Publishing, 2020. Summary from the Publisher Links in this post may be affiliate links. Purchases made using these links will not cost you more but may pay me an affiliate fee. Check out my… More Poetry Month – A World Full of Poems – poetry book
Here are some more poetry books that you can add to your collection for Poetry Month. Links will take you to my review on Library Lady’s Kid Lit. Links in this post may be affiliate links. Purchases made using these links will not cost you more but may pay me an affiliate fee. Check out… More April is Poetry Month – more poetry books
For Poetry Month I wanted to share some poetry books with you. These are some poetry books I have previously reviewed on my Kid Lit blog. They would be great additions to your Poetry Month celebration. Links in this post may be affiliate links. Purchases made using these links will not cost you more but may… More April is Poetry Month
Welcome to the Blog + Review Tour for Where Wild Roses Bloom by Angela K. Couch, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours! This is a re-post from Library Lady’s Kid Lit. ABOUT THE BOOK – Where Wild Roses Bloom Title: Where Wild Roses BloomSeries: Heart of a Mountie #1Author: Angela K. CouchPublisher: Smitten Historical RomanceRelease Date:… More Guest Post – The Difference readers make for writers by Angela Couch
Today I am sharing an author interview with Kellyn Roth. This interview was previously shared on Library Lady’s Kid Lit. Author Info: Kellyn Roth is a historical romance & women’s fiction author who writes about the empty places where hope has the most room to grow. Her novels include the inspirational Victorian family saga, The… More Meet the Author – Kellyn Roth – an author interview
Welcome to my blog. I am focusing more this year on creating products for librarians. Periodically I will share these products with you in a blog post. Today I want to share will you some of my printables that may help you in your library lessons teaching library skills to your first graders. All of… More Library Lady Products – 1st grade lessons
This week I’m looking at some bookmarks. “My kids” wanted a new bookmark everytime they visited the library. If your budget allows, you probably want to keep a wide assortment on hand. Here are some fun ones I found. Frday Finds is a periodic blog post with fun and/or useful items for school librarians. Links… More Friday Finds for School Librarians – Bookmarks
Today, I am sharing an author interview with Laurel Blount. About Laurel Blount Laurel Blount lives on a small farm in middle Georgia with her husband, their four children, and an assortment of very spoiled animals. She divides her time between farm chores, homeschooling, and writing. She’s busy, but she’s never bored! Laurel writes inspirational contemporary… More Meet the Author – Laurel Blount – an interview
I know you have them – stressful days in the library when nothing seems to go right. You had an unexpected schedule change. The kiddo with challenges lost it during library time. Your assistant didn’t show up. I could go on – just know that I get it. Links in this post may be affiliate… More Tuesday Tips – 23 Ways to Relieve Stress
Today I am sharing an interview with author Melissa Ferguson. About Melissa Ferguson Melissa Ferguson is an adjunct professor for Bible and religion at King University. She lives in the charming town of Bristol, Tennessee, with her husband, twin toddlers, and baby girl. She used to have hobbies like running and backpacking the Appalachian Trail outside… More Meet the Author – Melissa Ferguson – an interview