Class #6, December 17  Panel follow-up  Lolly on poetry and verse novels  Christina’s booktalk  More books (last week, this week)  Jacqueline Woodson.

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Class #6, December 17  Panel follow-up  Lolly on poetry and verse novels  Christina’s booktalk  More books (last week, this week)  Jacqueline Woodson presentation  Book discussion Break  Evaluating books — critics & award juries vs. children & adolescents  Book jackets, marketing  Final words

Author panel Reactions? Thoughts? Surprises?

Author visits Random House advice (very good) ntkit.pdf Planning details eduleauthor.htm Authors collaborative

Communicating with authors  from author’s site read info on site first  US Mail via publisher Include postage paid envelope for response  Be considerate

Christina’s booktalk The Death of Jayson Porter by Jaime Adoff

Poetry  More poets and books  Horn Book poetry issue  Verse novels  Poetry and history

More poetry and verse novels

Jacqueline Woodson presentation Eveleen Hsu Hilary Lustick

Book discussion  Talk about your bibliographies  Discuss Locomotion

Group 1Group 2 Group 3 Vaneeta Ahuja (a) Joanna Batt Lizzie Brook Kathryn Hurley Wendy Israel (a) Hilary Lustick Aradhana Mudambi Christy Ostrowski Holly Takashima Khalilah Ummah Reed Weeden Brette Wolff with Lolly Charlene Deming Michal-Ann Golay Caroline Goldstein Alicia Henriquez Eveleen Hsu Bridget Maher Alana McDonough (a) Erin Simmons Ali Stein (a) Lesley Sylvan Rose Wongsarnpigoon with Jen Megan Chamberlain Carolyn Coates Janelle Colosi Mehgan Greenberg Annie Hoffman Susan Kenien Kelton Myers Julie Rosenberg (a) Hui Xin Tan Frances Tompkins with Christina

Break

Reviews  Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books  Kirkus Reviews  Booklist  Booklinks  School Library Journal  Publishers Weekly

Reviewers vs. children  National awards  State and regional awards  Covers and marketing

Covers

Newsletters  Notes from the Horn Book  REaD Alert (Booklist)  QuickTips (Booklinks)  Children’s Bookshelf (Publishers Weekly)

Blogs  Read Roger (Horn Book)  Fuse #8  7 Impossible Things Before Breakfast  Big A little a

More questions? (General Q&A)

Where to go from here

Thanks Please keep in touch!