Trouble in Post's Book World? The National Book Critics Circle is petitioning The Washington Post not to kill the Sunday Book World. The group posted a petition on its blog, and distributed it by e-mail, Wednesday.
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Listeners can hear five different African American spirituals from a group that is the first to publicly perform songs of the slaves. * Check out Ashley Bryan's All Day, All Night: A Child's First Book of African-American Spirituals (Atheneum, 1991), a children's picture book that provides an introduction to spirituals. From Slavery to Freedom with 21 Activities (For Kids series, Chicago Review Press, 2005) for background information and activities related to the Underground Railroad. * Find information about the origin of Black History Month as well as Harriet Tubman, one of many African Americans celebrated during Black History Month, at the Association for the African American Life and History's site (http://www. asalh.org/blackhistorymonthorigins.html). * Locate the lesson plans pa...
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Historical scholarship on business-environment interactions has largely sidestepped the study of corporate innovations that had both economic and environmental benefits. This issue is examined through late-nineteenth-century initiatives sponsored by the British Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, whose aim was to document and promote the creation of profitable by-products out of polluting industrial waste and emissions. A case is made that the individuals involved in this effort not only anticipated concepts and debates now at the heart of the modern sustainable development literature, but also that their work questions some fundamental premises of this discourse.
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Safford discusses the features of Children's Literature Comprehensive Database (CLCD), a subscription database which is a spinoff from Marilyn Courtot's Childrens' Literature Web site. CLCD has easy-to-read entries based on more than one million MARC records of children's books and media, and materials about children's books, with 200,000+ reviews from more than thirty sources.
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If you don't know about graphic novels, it's time to look at them. Once considered a slightly suspect form of literature, the graphic novel is exploding, as writers and illustrators experiment with form. Nowhere is this more true than in children's literature. One noted author-illustrator has gone one step beyond, creating something entirely new in a book called "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" (2007, Scholastic Press). Brian Selznick won a Caldecott Honor for his illustrations in Barbara Kerley's book "The Dinosaurs of Waterhouse Hawkins" (2001, Scholastic). Now, with "Hugo Cabret," he pushes the envelope. Weighing in at 544 pages, it is neither graphic novel nor illustrated novel. So, what is it exactly?
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