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Snow Storm vs. Valentine’s Day

Posted by greenriverreads on 13th February 2007

It’s in the air. The snow storm we have waited for all winter is on it’s way.  So, tell us about your favorite books about snow, books to read on a snowy day or valentine’s day favorite books.

 For me, there is no question. My favorite “snow” book is Snowy Day, by Ezra Jack Keats.

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Adele & Simon

Posted by greenriverreads on 12th February 2007

I have just finished reading Adele & Simon. Set in Paris, the book follows Adele as she picks her brother up from school and tries to keep him from loosing his things. She does not succeed. The book reminds me of two of my favorite picture books. Madeline by Ludwig Belmelmans features famous places in Paris for the background pictures and this book is very similar. The dense illustrations which one has to search to find the missing item remind me of  Where’s Wallace by Hilary Knight.

The book is beautifully illustrated and a lot of fun to look through. I would recommend this book to those who like to find things in hidden pictures, beatiful illustrations and a funny story. 

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Why have a blog for our library?

Posted by greenriverreads on 21st January 2007

GR LibraryBlogs are wonderful tools for sharing ideas. Green River Reads is a way for me, the librarian/ technology teacher, to share ideas with students, teachers, parents, administrators and other interested parties. I will post ideas in this area. If you wish to comment, click on ”comments” and leave your comment. I’m looking forward to the conversation. 
 You may also notice the blogroll in the right hand column. There are many links to resources we use to support our learning in the library.

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