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Are Books Dying? "It’s a Book" Attempts to Give Readers an Answer	Picture books are just for children, right? Not always so. Lane Smith’s picture book, It’s a Book has the look and feel of a book for the very young, with its thin, flat shape,...	08-05-2013	04-22-2013	No	psiska	0	Read More..	Login to comment	Books	Library	It’s a Book, Lane Smith	psiska	Blog entry
At Last, Books That Combine Our Loves of Libraries and Cats!	Vicki Myron is the genius behind several books — with options for kids and adults — that happily star both a cat and a library, much to the delight of that wonderful segment of the...	08-05-2013	04-22-2013	No	psiska	0	Read More..	Login to comment	Books	Library	Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World, Vicki Myron, with Brett Witter	Patricia Siska	Blog entry
Ray Bradbury's Biographer Is Taking Your Questions Now	Sam Weller, an associate professor at Columbia, was Ray Bradbury's chosen biographer. He is also the author of Listen to the Echoes: The Ray Bradbury Interviews and Shadow Show: All New...	22-04-2013	04-22-2013	No	MKearl	9	Read More..	9 Comments Login to comment	Books	Library	authors, Books, Ray Bradbury, reading	Mary Kearl	Blog entry
The Most Challenged Books of 2012	Every year, the American Library Association's Office for Intellectual Freedom tracks books that are challenged by members of the community, banned from libraries or are otherwise ...	18-04-2013	04-18-2013	No	MKearl	0	Read More..	Login to comment	Books	Library	ALA, banned books, Books, censorship, fifty shades of grey	Mary Kearl	Blog entry
2013 Award-Winning Books at Queens Library	Caldecott Winner and Honors Queens Library proudly carries all of the Caldecott Winner and Honor titles: 2013 Caldecott Medal winner: This Is Not My Hat, written and illustrated by Jon...	12-02-2013	02-11-2013	No	MKearl	0	Read More..	Login to comment	Books	Library	awards, Books, Caldecott Award, Coretta Scott King Award, Newbery Award, Printz Award	Mary Kearl	Blog entry