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Starting School Routine Now Can Ease Children's Stress (NBC 30 Connecticut)
After hanging around all summer, it's almost time for students around Connecticut to hit the books.
Plan to label children's books with film-style age bands causes a stir (BBC News)
A plan to indicate what age group children's books are most suitable for causes a stir in the book world.
BARNHART: Children's author to visit library's Windsor Branch (Jefferson County Journal)
The youngest patrons at the Jefferson County Public Library's Windsor Branch will be in for a special treat Saturday.
Children's books beckon with suspense, intrigue and silliness (Detroit News)
Great children's fiction abounds this season. Here's a look at a few of these books:
Daughters inspiration for children's books (Wharton Journal-Spectator)
By BURLON PARSONS bparsons@journal-spectator.com Kaylyn Miska had thought for a long time about writing children's books. Books which could inspire them to use their imaginations and not the computer. Then in 2003 she got the time and the inspiration.
Book Reviews: 'Snow Falling in Spring,' and 'Little Leap Forward' (International Herald Tribune)
'Snow Falling in Spring' by Moying Li and 'Little Leap Forward' by Guo Yue and Clare Farrow are children's books that tell of growing up in Mao Zedong's China.
Children's Books Special: The best picture books (Independent)
Some children's authors must be almost as sleep-deprived as the small people they cater for. Take Mo Willems, for example. This man has had not one, not two, but seven titles out in the last few months. A former writer and animator on Sesame Street, Willems's most famous creation is a crudely drawn pigeon. Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus sold by the lorry load, became a stage show and ...
Children's Book Review: Balance of realistic and silly is perfect in Agee's cartoon-like illustrated books (Asheville Citizen-Times)
One distinguishing characteristic of author and illustrator Jon Agee's work is his particular bent for creating witty, outrageous stories that contain solid bits of truth and wisdom.
'Babies and Books' coming to Ida Rupp Library (Port Clinton News Herald)
PORT CLINTON -- Ida Rupp Public Library will host Babies and Books, 10:30 a.m., Wednesdays, Sept. 10, 17, 24; Oct. 1, 8, 15, 22; and Nov. 5, 12, 19 in the children's beach room.
Power of Words: Browsing the children's section of the bookstore (The Ithaca Journal)
For most of my life I've known that books are magical. Through the stories in books you can be transported anywhere in the world, imagine all kinds of adventures, relate to characters who seem just like you or those who are extraordinarily different. I love to read! One of my favorite types of books are those written specifically for children. I delight in browsing through the children's section ...
