Tag: Children Literature

Children, Children and Young Adults, English, How-to Guides

The Invisible String

Author: Patrice Karst (Author), Joanne Lew-Vriethoff (Illustrator

Language: English

Summary:

With over half a million copies sold, this accessible, bestselling picture book phenomenon about the unbreakable connections between loved ones has healed a generation of readers–children and adults alike–and has been updated with new illustrations and an afterword from the author. Continue reading “The Invisible String”

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Children and Young Adults, Il té letterario di Expatclic, Italiano

Té letterario del 15 maggio 2020: Lettura e infanzia

Il nostro tema oggi era “Lettura e infanzia” in senso ampio. Non solo libri per bambini, ma anche quelli che abbiamo letto da bambine, che leggiamo tutt’ora e qualsiasi altra riflessione sul tema.     E di temi ne abbiamo toccati! Abbiamo spaziato dalle traduzioni dei libri al rapporto tra bambini e narrazione orale, da come far appassionare i bimbi alla lettura, ai vari sistemi … Continue reading Té letterario del 15 maggio 2020: Lettura e infanzia

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Around the World, Children and Young Adults, English

Books to help kids understand what It’s like to be a refugee

We see the news stories about refugees almost every day. We hear the true but almost unimaginable accounts of families forced to flee their homes, their homelands, their entire lives. While we may wish that our children didn’t have to know about such trauma, the facts are that it’s real and very present — and there are countless children actually living it. Stories can facilitate … Continue reading Books to help kids understand what It’s like to be a refugee

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Around the World, English

Choose a book and read to your barber, he’ll take a little money off the top

Jozef Jason came to the Fuller Cut barbershop for one reason: the kid’s mohawk. It’s almost second-grade picture day, and he wants to look good. He hops up onto an antique swivel chair and asks his barber for the new ‘do. “It’s high on the top and short on the bottom, and lines that go in a diagonal line where the top is gonna be,” … Continue reading Choose a book and read to your barber, he’ll take a little money off the top

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