Wonder - RJ Palacio -- Choose Kind campaign - 0 views
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Katie Day on 23 Oct 12an anti-bullying campaign inspired by the book "Wonder"
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Teach Mentor Texts: Bill Thomson Illustrator Interview! - 0 views
Watch. Connect. Read.: Author-Illustrator Bill Thomson - 0 views
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"Chalk"
CHALK by Bill Thomson | Facebook - 0 views
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video book trailer from Peek-a-Book
BooksForKidsBlog: Upside, Downside: Up Above and Down Below by Paloma Valdivia - 0 views
Review of the Day: The One and Only Ivan by Katherine Applegate « A Fuse #8 P... - 0 views
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Note: the review also mentions another Older Reader book: Inside Out & Back Again
Teach Mentor Texts: This Is Not My Hat - 0 views
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Okay, this isn't a Red Dot book this year, but its predecessor "I Want My Hat Back" is... Same author -- and related themes.
Psychoanalyzing Jon Klassen | 100 Scope Notes - 0 views
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interesting interview with the author of "I Want My Hat Back"
TeachingBooks.net | Seraphina - 0 views
"Doll Bones" - read-on suggestions -- from Web Resources for Must-Read Book C... - 0 views
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"BLACK, Holly. Doll Bones. illus. by Eliza Wheeler. S & S/McElderry. 2013. ISBN 9781416963981. JLG Level: B+ : Upper Elementary & Junior High (Grades 5-7). A tragic mistake causes a chain of events forcing Zach, Poppy, and Alice on a journey to return a possessed doll to her final resting place. Traveling miles from home, the three adventurers face real danger, far removed from the innocent role-playing games of elementary school. Creepy, but not too scary, even upper grade elementary students will want to read Black's newest ghost tale. After reading the book, share and discuss the short video Alma (Fil'm Hafızası, 2009), a film short in which much is left to the imagination of the viewer. You could also pair this title with The Friendship Doll by Kirby Larson (Delacorte, 2011) and Ann M. Martin's series "The Doll People" (Hyperion). Check out the Doll Bones book trailer, the author's website (where you can also read chapter one), the Carnegie Public Library (check out the area myths and legends under Local History) and of course, the Museum of Ceramics in East Liverpool, Ohio. Black used the article on Lotus Ware to shape her story of Orchid Ware."
Oliver by Birgitta Sif - YouTube - 1 views
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an interview with the author/illustrator
Helen Stephens Children's Book Illustrator and Author - homepage - 1 views
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author of "How to Hide a Lion"