Journal created:
on 1 February 2008 (#14852342)
Updated:
on 28 May 2008
Name:
Kidlit Advisory
Membership:
Open
Posting Access:
Anybody , Moderated
Description:
Recommending great children's books to kids, parents, teachers, and readers of all stripes.
Welcome to KidLit Advisory!
This is a reader's advisory community focusing on children's literature.
Here's how it works:
1. You ask us to recommend a children's or young adult book (ex. books about horses, books for babies, books for fans of Harry Potter).
2. We comment with suggestions (give us a little time to do research first).
3. Everyone is happy.
4. Tell your friends.
P.S. - If you have a suggestion to make, please jump in and comment!
P.P.S. - If you could come back later and let us know how our suggestions were received, it would be most gratifying.
DISCLAIMER: Kidlit Advisory is meant to supplement, not replace the advice of your local children's librarian, who most likely deserves a hug from you. Go give her one! If it's a him, give him two! Children's guybrarians deserve much love.
This is a reader's advisory community focusing on children's literature.
Here's how it works:
1. You ask us to recommend a children's or young adult book (ex. books about horses, books for babies, books for fans of Harry Potter).
2. We comment with suggestions (give us a little time to do research first).
3. Everyone is happy.
4. Tell your friends.
P.S. - If you have a suggestion to make, please jump in and comment!
P.P.S. - If you could come back later and let us know how our suggestions were received, it would be most gratifying.
DISCLAIMER: Kidlit Advisory is meant to supplement, not replace the advice of your local children's librarian, who most likely deserves a hug from you. Go give her one! If it's a him, give him two! Children's guybrarians deserve much love.
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