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Pooh, On Poetry

By Megan Willome 6 Comments

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Author Megan Willome takes poetry advice from Winnie-the-Pooh and revises a poem.

Filed Under: Childhood Poems, children, Children's Authors, Children's Poetry, poetry, poetry prompt

10 Ways to Be a Totally Epic Literary Citizen

By L.L. Barkat 6 Comments

Maybe you’ve heard the concept of being a literary citizen? We’re taking it further, making it epic and inspiring. Come along if you want to dream and *be.*

Filed Under: Blog, Literary Citizen

Slipping In Poem On Your Pillow Day

By Will Willingham 3 Comments

Poem on Your Pillow Day lavender rose

Poem On Your Pillow Day slipped in quietly, leaving poems, pillows, and quiet bits of love—from Prague and Belfast to New Zealand and North Carolina.

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10 Delightful Ways to Keep Your Kids’ Summer Reading in Swing

By Olaf Jorgenson 15 Comments

Keep Summer Reading in Swing blond child

How many books does it take to save your child from the Summer Reading Slide? Get the answer, plus 10 totally fun ideas for how to keep summer reading in swing!

Filed Under: Blog, Children's Activities, Literacy, Literacy Starts With Love, Read for Fun

Top 10 YA and Children’s Books

By Kimberlee Conway Ireton 28 Comments

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Kimberlee Conway Ireton shares her top 10 YA and children’s books (actually, 17 or so).

Filed Under: Blog, book reviews, Children's Stories, Classic Books

Literary Tour: New York Public Library Children’s Book Exhibit

By Will Willingham 12 Comments

New York Public Library Goodnight Moon

Just in time for Children’s Book Week, we visit the children’s book exhibit, The ABC of It, at the New York Public Library.

Filed Under: Blog, Books, Children's Authors, Children's Stories, Libraries, Literary Tour

A Book of Beginnings: Ritual

By L.L. Barkat 14 Comments

Writing Ritual Spoons

How do you get off your book-writing plateau? It might involve a knife and sponge to spur your beginnings.

Filed Under: A Book of Beginnings, Blog, Fiction, writer's group resources, Writing Tips

This Week’s Top Ten Poetic Picks

By Will Willingham 7 Comments

The right way to teach writing, according to Pooh. A poster you have to soil your hands to appreciate. Alabama’s new poet laureate on Damned Ugly Children. The poetic losses of 2012. Will Willingham has This Week’s Top 10 Poetic Picks.

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This Week’s Top Ten Poetic Picks

By Will Willingham 18 Comments

Silver Forks

The best in poetry (and poetic things), this week with Will Willingham 1 Art What would you do if a mystery artist left exquisite sculptures on literary doorsteps all over your city? Well, if you’re Edinburgh, City of Literature, you put them all on display in a national tour. Last year, an unknown artist crafted […]

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A History of Children’s Stories: “The Haunted Wood” by Sam Leith

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In “The Haunted Wood,” author and journalist Sam Leith tells the history of children’s literature and how it changed as culture changed.

Filed Under: article, book reviews, Books, Britain, children, Children's Authors

Holiday Gifts for the Poet in Your Life (or the Poet in You)

By Glynn Young 8 Comments

Snowy woods holiday gifts

Our intrepid poetry reviewer offers some highly personal holiday gift suggestions — or the poet in your life or the poet in your heart.

Filed Under: article, Book Love, Books, Christmas Poems, Holiday Gifts, Poems, poetry

Top 10 Reasons Why “Grandfather” Is the Best Job in the World

By Glynn Young 7 Comments

Being a grandfather is the best job in the world, and here are the top 10 reasons why. It’s also possibly the easiest, because your grandchildren teach you.

Filed Under: article, Books, children, Children's Activities, Children's Stories

Onomatopoeia Firework Poems

By Callie Feyen 16 Comments

Ghengis Fireworks

Feeling a word before we actually know its definition is like a firework. Join Callie Feyen and write some “firework” words with us.

Filed Under: Blog, Fireworks, writing prompts

Through the Looking Glass: Creative Writing Workshop

By Megan Willome 8 Comments

Wonderland Jakob Lawitzki

Children’s stories lead us into our most imaginative selves. Come kindle your curiosity, encourage your whimsy, spark your creativity, and find new ways to think and be, in this inspiring writing workshop that uses children’s stories, as well as grownup’s stories, to take you through the looking glass.

Filed Under: Blog, Workshops

The Grandfather Stories: Goldilocks and the Three Brothers

By Glynn Young 11 Comments

Winne the Pooh Grandfather Stories

Reading to our grandsons has taught us that the “social time” of reading is just as important as the reading itself — reading tells them they matter.

Filed Under: article, Childhood Poems, children, Children's Activities, Children's Authors, Children's Poetry, Children's Stories, Fairy Tale Poems, Fairytales

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