Posts Tagged ‘Book Giveaway Contest’
I am happy to be hosting sisters, Hilda and Emily Demuth, on my blog today to discuss their wonderful middle-grade, historical fiction novel, Plank Road Summer. Here’s a description of the book from Amazon.com: ” Welcome to the adventures of two 13-year-olds, Katie McEachron and her friend Florence Mather, who experience an exciting summer in [...]
June 1, 2010 in Book Club Possibility, Books With Social Studies Content, Creative Writing activities, Demuth Hilda and Emily, Elementary Educators, Middle Grade Novel, Research Ideas, Tuesday Tales, Writing Skills
Tags: Book Giveaway Contest, Emily Demuth, Hilda Demuth, historical fiction for kids, Plank Road Summer, Underground Railroad book | 19 Comments »
I am so honored to be a part of WOW! Women On Writing‘s blog tour for Cindy Hudson, who is the author of a wonderful book for parents titled Book by Book: The Complete Guide to Creating Mother-Daughter Book Clubs. Cindy has been in a mother-daughter book club with her own children for several years, [...]
April 26, 2010 in Book Club Possibility, Maniac Mondays
Tags: Book by book, Book Giveaway Contest, Cindy Hudson, mother-daughter book clubs, WOW! blog tour | 27 Comments »
It’s time for another book giveaway contest! Please leave a comment below for the author or about the book or simply, “Pick me!” And tune in tomorrow, author Ronica Stromberg is here to talk about her book and her writing career. You can leave a comment there, too, for another chance to win a copy [...]
February 23, 2010 in Journal Writing, Middle School Teachers, Stromberg Ronica, Tuesday Tales, Writing Skills, Young Adult Novels
Tags: A Shadow in the Dark, Book Giveaway Contest, Ronica Stromberg, Royal Fireworks Press | 7 Comments »
Last week, I featured historical fiction author, Clara Gillow Clark, on my blog on Tuesday and Wednesday. We had a great discussion about historical fiction, and we both appreciate all your comments. This week, I am featuring YA fantasy writer, Ellen Jensen Abbott, and her book, Watersmeet. Please leave a comment below about the book [...]
January 26, 2010 in Abbott Ellen Jensen, High School Teachers, Middle School Teachers, Tuesday Tales, Young Adult Novels
Tags: Book Giveaway Contest, Ellen Jensen Abbott, Watersmeet, young adult fantasy, young adult novels | 8 Comments »
I am very excited about this week’s Wacky Wednesday post because I am welcoming, Chynna Laird, on her WOW! blog tour. Chynna is the author of a must-read book for all teachers and parents, especially those of us who have a child with special needs. If you know a child with Sensory Processing Disorder, or [...]
January 6, 2010 in Elementary Educators, High School Teachers, Laird, Chynna T., Middle School Teachers, Wacky Wednesday
Tags: Book Giveaway Contest, Children with Special Needs, Chynna T. Laird, I'm Not Weird I have SPD, Parenting children with special needs, sensory processing disorder, SPD, Teaching children with Special Needs | 13 Comments »
What could be better than two boys and an adventure in Egypt? It’s hard to think of anything! So, join me today with Fiona Ingram while she visits my blog on her WOW! Women On Writing blog tour to talk about her middle-grade novel, The Secret of the Sacred Scarab. **BOOK GIVEAWAY CONTEST: Please leave [...]
November 18, 2009 in Books With Social Studies Content, Creative Writing activities, Elementary Educators, Ingram Fiona, Middle Grade Novel, Research Ideas, Wacky Wednesday, Writing Skills
Tags: Book Giveaway Contest, Books about Egypt, Books With Social Studies Content, Fiona Ingram, middle grade mystery, mysteries for kids, The Secret f the Sacred Scarab | 10 Comments »
Yesterday, I shared with you a really cool book called On the Edge with Coolhead Luke. I also shared with you two of the silly poems and illustrations in the book and compared it to Shel Silverstein and Jack Prelutsky’s work. To see this post and read about the book by the mother/son duo, you [...]
November 11, 2009 in Creative Writing activities, Elementary Educators, Wacky Wednesday, White Colin, White Jennifer, Writing Skills, poetry, six traits of writing
Tags: Author Interview, Book Giveaway Contest, Colin White, Coolhead Luke and Other Stories, Jennifer White, Wacky Wednesday | 4 Comments »
How Snake Babies are Born Not with a sigh Nor with a cry Not with a groan Nor with a moan Not with a slurp Nor with a chirp But with a burp! Mother and son team, Jennifer and Colin White, have their second poetry book out, On the Edge with Coolhead Luke, after great [...]
November 10, 2009 in Creative Writing activities, Elementary Educators, Preschool to 1st grade teachers, Reading Skills, Tuesday Tales, White Colin, White Jennifer, poetry
Tags: Book Giveaway Contest, Colin White, Jennifer White, On the Edge with Coolhead Luke, Poetry books for kids, Tuesday Tales | 7 Comments »
I am excited to host author and illustrator Rebekah Raye on Read These Books and Use Them today with her new book Bear-ly There, published by Tilbury House. Along with this great publishing company, I’ve got a lot to share with you today, so let’s get started! CONTEST! CONTEST! FABULOUS CONTEST!!!!! **First of all, Tilbury [...]
October 20, 2009 in Art activities, Books with Science Content, Books with Science Content, Elementary Educators, Picture Book, Preschool to 1st grade teachers, Raye, Rebekah, Research Ideas, Tuesday Tales
Tags: Author Interview, Bear-ly There, Book Giveaway Contest, Rebekah Raye, Tilbury House, Tuesday Tales | 21 Comments »
**Leave a comment on this post by Monday, September 21 at noon CST for a chance to win an advanced reader copy of Al Capone Shines My Shoes by Gennifer Choldenko. You can comment about this post, about Alcatraz, about the series, about middle-grade readers for boys, or about anything else that floats your boat–including [...]
September 19, 2009 in Books With Social Studies Content, Choldenko, Gennifer, Elementary Educators, Making Predictions, Middle Grade Novel, Reading Skills, Un-Forgettable Friday
Tags: Al Capone Does My Shirts, Al Capone Shines My Shoes, Book Giveaway Contest, Gennifer Choldenko, Un-Forgettable Fridays | 10 Comments »