Very cool banned books kickoff event at the California State Library. If you’re in the area, listen to folks read from banned books every 15 minutes. What a great idea! Banned Books to Be Read Aloud by Local Celebrities Sacramento – Excerpts from banned books will be read aloud at the California State Library for [...]
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Listen to banned books at CA State Library
Posted in banned books, banned books week, public library, public performance, reading on September 14, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
University of Toledo organizes a banned books vigil
Posted in academic library, banned books week, reading on September 12, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Celebrate the right to read and think freely! This inspired (and fun!) all-day event is organized by faculty and staff at the University of Toledo. Open to the public, it features 20-minute presentations about the right to read and think freely, punctuated by song, poems, doughnuts, and door prizes. When has a vigil sounded so [...]
Country Day School participates again!
Posted in reading, school library on August 31, 2010 | 1 Comment »
It’s always such a joy to hear from Roberta Malcolm, of the Country Day School in Huntsville, Alabama. Her programs are thoughtful and creative, and the few times we’ve had an opportunity to see them through photographs, our assumptions were correct: the children are engaged and enthralled by Roberta’s inspired programming and pedagogy. I’ll let [...]
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