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Book Talks

Literary Summer Fun

June 18, 2011 in Book Talks, Literacy Tips, Read Smart

Another event of note for our local readers:

24th BYU Symposium on Books for Young Readers

A two–day symposium for librarians, teachers, parents, and anyone who enjoys children’s literature

Dates: July 14–15, 2011

Come join us for two enjoyable days with six nationally known authors and illustrators of children’s literature. Each author and illustrator will share their unique perspective on children’s literature followed by a short question–and–answer session. In addition, two autograph sessions and four informal discussion groups with individual authors will be available.

Featuring nationally acclaimed authors and illustrators:

  • Robert Burleigh
  • Mary Downing Hahn
  • Susan Meddaugh
  • Gennady Spirin
  • Rebecca Stead
  • David Wiesner

Sponsored by Brigham Young University’s Department of Teacher Education, Harold B. Lee Library, Division of Continuing Education, the BYU Bookstore, and the Provo City Library.

Space is limited, so register early!

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March 3, 2011 in Book Talks, Media, Video

Starting tomorrow and for the next few weeks we will be featuring book talk videos! These videos are made by BYU students in the School of Education, discussing some of their favorite children’s books. Hear the story, see illustrations, and learn how to use the book with your own child …