27 October 2011
Text by Robert Coupe, design and paper engineering by Andy Mansfield Reviewed by Children’s Department volunteer Carole Black Ancient Egypt is crammed with true to life […]
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25 October 2011
Written by Jill Kargman & Sadie Kargman, Illustrated by Christine Davenier Reviewed by Children’s Library Volunteer Kristen Crans Have you ever had a best friend? The […]
24 October 2011
Interested in writing a novel but aren’t sure where to start? November is National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), and the writers at NaNoWriMo have some great […]
15 October 2011
Selected and reviewed by Children’s Library intern Alana Juric 1. A Wrinkle in Time, by Madeline L’Engle: Meg and Charles Wallace Murry as well as their friend Calvin […]