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bookbrainz |
Reading websites
Aug 5 2009, 11:32 PM EDT
| Post edited: Sep 2 2009, 8:29 PM EDT
I will add more to this later but did intend it to be for primary - didn't say that though
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RFinnerty |
1. RE: Reading websites
Aug 7 2009, 12:44 AM EDT
A couple I use for the students suggestiong and they use to get new iseashttp://www.grouchy.com/angst/reviews.html http://www.readingrants.org I also can't recommend enough the source (online - its costs a little but it is so useful for reviews of books, poems, short stoires and can be accessed by theme as well as author title. 1 out of 1 found this valuable. Do you? |
Bridget_S |
2. RE: Reading websites
Sep 1 2009, 11:29 PM EDT
I think this is a really good topic. Everyone reads lots of good online research and information about reading all the time. I love Bookninja and subscribe to the RSS feed of their blog which is full of interesting reviews, information about the publishing industry and other 'stuff' http://www.bookninja.com/?p=5857 this particular post has some really interesting stats on the number of books sold for young adults this year.
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judkinsg |
3. RE: Reading websites
Sep 24 2009, 3:52 PM EDT
Well it is a NING - World Readers - I look forward to telling you about it at conference. Kids can discuss books online with other kids. So far members are from Hong Kong, Canada and the USA. It is a research project so safe and only approved entry. They have piut info on about NZ in anticipation of NZ readers joining! First time I've had time to add something - well in fact I don't as we are leaving for the National Interschool Chess Tournament in 2 hrs and from there I fly to Chch for conference!
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