Doctor Dolittle: Other Children's Lit. Links Other Children s lit. (click here for my specifically Dolittlerelated links) AA Milne / winnie-the-pooh. http//www.hundred-acre-woods.ws/classicpooh http://members.tripod.com/~Puddleby/other_lit.html
Extractions: (click here for my specifically Dolittle-related links) Here, for those who are interested, is a small collection of children's literature links. I've included most of the usual suspects Milne, Baum, Travers, Carroll plus a few others I either like myself or thought would be of interest to visitors. For even more, visit the Internet School Library Media Center's big If you want to suggest a link, please email me with the URL. All links are set to open in a new window. A.A. Milne / Winnie-the-Pooh http://www.hundred-acre-woods.ws/classicpooh
Guardian Unlimited Books | News | Eng Lit Shares Shelf With Archer There were 30 children s books, from classics such as Black Beauty, Alice inWonderland, winnie the pooh AA Milne. · The Woman in White Wilkie Collins http://books.guardian.co.uk/news/articles/0,6109,957852,00.html
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E. L. Easton - English - Children´s Literature map picture. Children´s Literature Brothers Grimm German. AA MILNE ^.Biography winnie the pooh The Complete Works of pooh Bear . BEATRIX POTTER ^ http://eleaston.com/lit-child.html
Hobbs Public Library - "Kiddy Lit" Kidlit.com - A searchable database of children s books designed to help parents (and 75 Years of winnie the pooh - publisher s site for the books, http://hobbspublib.leaco.net/kiddy_lit.htm
Extractions: HOBBS PUBLIC LIBRARY "Kiddy Lit" - Read to your child! 100 Picture Books Everyone Should Know from the New York Public Library reviews categorized by genre and age level, with notes for parents Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Site reviews of great books for kids. Plus activities to teach particular subjects, curriculum areas, and themes Children's Authors on Yahoo! Children's Books from HarperCollins meet the author, favorite fiction, contests, fun activities, and more Children's Literature Web Guide collection of Internet resources for young readers and others interested in children's literature Colorin colorado! information about reading for Spanish-speaking parents Just For Kids Who Love Books Hey you! Yes, you there, sitting in that chair reading these words on your computer screen. Are you a kid? Do you like reading books? Find out about your favorite authors, titles, and series Internet School Library Media Center's index to author and illustrator Internet sites IPL Kidspace Story Hour stories online from the Internet Public Library Kid-Lit.com
Philip Nel's Literary Links: Children's Literature James Milne s The Page at pooh Corner; Justin Valentin s winnie the pooh Carol Gregory and Inez Ramsey s Maurice Sendak, Children s Book Author (brief http://www.ksu.edu/english/nelp/weblinks/literary/childrens.html
Extractions: Philip Nel Weblinks Literature Children's American Children's Literature General Literature Resources Bookstores ... Language Fun! Children's Literature: Authors Academic Awards General Resources ... Libraries, Museums, and Exhibits Authors A Aardema Aiken Almond Anderson ... Avi B Bang Bannerman Baum Ian Beck ... Virginia Lee Burton C Caldecott Carle Carroll Cleary ... Curtis D Dahl Dewan Donald Crews Dulac E Egan F Feiffer Felsen Funke G Gallico Gantos Gorey Goudge ... Greenaway H Hamilton Henkes Herron Hesse ... Thomas Hughes I Inkpen J Jansson Crockett Johnson Ann Jonas Elizabeth Orton Jones ... Juster K Kastner Keats Konigsburg Ruth Krauss L Lawson Leaf Lear LeGuin ... Arnold Lobel M Macaulay MacLachlan Marcellino Marshall ... Walter Dean Myers N Nesbit Newell Nielsen O P Park Julie Anne Peters Pilkey Pinkwater ... Pullman Q R Rackham Raschka Rathmann Rey ... Rylant S Saint-Exupery Scieszka and Smith Seidler Sendak ... Steptoe T Kay Thompson Thurber Tolkien U V Van Allsburg W Ward E. B. White T. H. White Wiesner ... Tim Wynne-Jones X Y Yolen Z Zolotow Verna Aardema (1911-2000) Verna Aardema papers (de Grummond Collection, University of Southern Mississippi) Verna Aardema (brief biography and bibliography from Univ. of Florida)
C20th Children's Lit are Six (1927), winniethe-pooh (1926), and The House at pooh Corner (1928) . Noel Streatfeild prolific children s author; books currently in print http://homepages.strath.ac.uk/~chcs05/childrenlit/children_c20.html
Extractions: The University's Home English Studies Home Tom's Home Children's Literature Back to More Children's Books Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality It was left to Sigmund Freud to point out to a disbelieving world the self-evident fact of children's sexuality: 'If mankind had been able to learn from a direct observation of children, these three essays ... could have remained unwritten.' And it is no coincidence that he wrote them in these years, from 1890 to the 1920s, years in which children's literature was most heavily invested in denial. (Julia Briggs, in Children's Literature , p.170) Henry James: What Masie Knew (1897) and The Turn of the Screw (1898); profound and disturbing accounts of childhood written for adults. Main Library. Frank Baum
Hey-ho, Huff The Talbot AA Milne s winnie the pooh was another children s classic with a panoply ofinnocuous characters such as Christopher Robin, Eeyore and pooh. http://www.geocities.com/julienindica/lit.html
Extractions: Literary Influences of Syd Barrett Part of what makes Barrett and his music so unique was the amazing variety of influences he drew upon. Not only from music, but in literature as well. Kenneth Grahame's 'The Wind in the Willows' was most likely Syd Barrett's most influential childhood book. The title of the Pink Floyd's 'The Piper at the Gates of Dawn' was drawn from Chapter VII of this book. This book is perhaps the very touchstone for understanding the intricacies of Barrett's work, and some of the byzantine mechanisms of his creativity. The characters, the duality between the frightening Wild Wood and the idyllic river, and the lush language Grahame utilises are all key Barrett influences. A must-read for all Barrett enthusiasts. Hilaire Belloc , a famous stodgy old man of letters, wrote a lot of books, essays and poems during his life, but he is perhaps best known for his children's book, 'Cautionary Verses', published in 1907. It's a strange book, as only those classic English children's books can be. The stories are little rhymes meant to frighten children into obedience. The things that happen to these kids for disobeying are really horrific. They get eaten by tigers, burnt alive, die of terrible illnesses or get thumped behind the ear....all for misbehaving. The opening story, 'Jim Who Ran Away From His Nurse and was Eaten by a Lion' provided 'Matilda Mother' with its original lyrics. 'Matilda', another story from the book, provided the title of the song. Cliff Jones, author of 'Echoes: The Story Behind Every Pink Floyd Song' noted that when Syd and the Floyd used to perform 'Matilda Mother' in Autumn 1966 at places like the All Saint's Hall, the song began like this:
Kids Lit: Scholastic Fined Scholastic At Home, a publisher of children s books, has agreed to pay $90000 Scholastic sells Disney Book Club, winnie the pooh and Scooby Doo books. http://www.greenlakelibrary.org/kidslit/archives/002098.html
Extractions: Main St. Louis Today Children's book publisher will pay $90,000 settlement "Scholastic At Home, a publisher of children's books, has agreed to pay $90,000 to the state of Missouri to settle allegations that it sent books to consumers who hadn't ordered them and then demanded payment. Attorney General Jay Nixon said 242 consumers across the country had complained of getting billed for unordered merchandise. Scholastic sells Disney Book Club, Winnie the Pooh and Scooby Doo books." Posted by saecker on June 24, 2004 06:52 AM Permalink Name: Email Address: URL: Remember personal info? Comments:
Kids Lit June 2004 Archives Scholastic sells Disney Book Club, winnie the pooh and Scooby Doo books. It offers recommended books as well as links to great sites on children s lit. http://www.greenlakelibrary.org/kidslit/archives/2004_06.html
Extractions: Main Coloring-Page.net Yippee! Another coloring page website. I love to have a bunch of these on my Bookmarks list so that if I need a coloring sheet for storytime, I don't have to search very long for it. Posted by saecker at 06:29 AM Permalink Nothing to Lose by Alex Flinn (0-06-051750-6) This novel is being lauded as one of the top ones this year, and I can certainly see why. Through a series of flashbacks, readers discover Michael's story, the story behind his stepfather's murder. The flashbacks reveal the beatings his mother took, the helplessness Michael felt, and the reason why he ran away to work at a carnival. But now Michael is back in his home town where his mother is on trial for his stepfather's murder. He has the choice to run again or to stay. Michael is a very believable and vivid character. The abuse is portrayed through his eyes, and readers understand his powerlessness and fear. Very well done and real. Recommend this one to teenage boys. They will enjoy that Michael is a football player who faces a lot more than quarterback issues.
Winnie The Pooh And His Friends With All The winnie The - pooh and his friends Graphics This Page May Take A Under branches lit up by the moon Posing our questions to Owl and Eeyore http://www.drkimberly.com/poohsongs.html
Getting A Grip On Children's Lit This course will talk about categories of children s books (ie board book, such as winnie the pooh or Frog and Toad that should not be missed, http://www.suite101.com/lesson.cfm/17939/1376/3
Extractions: Free Course: Getting a Grip on Children's Lit Lesson 4: The First Years of School- 4-6 Years Old Heroes and books for boys Humor: Who doesnt like to laugh? The more outrageous and absurd the book, the more enjoyable it is. One great example is The Dumb Bunnies by Sue Denim. This family of bunnies couldnt be more topsy-turvy! They hang Christmas Stockings for Halloween, put ketchup on watermelon, and go roller-skating in the lake. This book is really goofy, but little boys enjoy it immensely. Other great choices include George and Martha by James Marshall, and any of the fractured fairy tales mentioned in the previous section. Action/Adventure: Boys love stories with a heroic character who does something adventurous and fantastic. Whether it be facing monsters, or seeking buried treasure, boys love an exciting story. Is there something happening in the book? Is it exciting and attention grabbing? One of my favorites is an old classic called Little Tim and the Brave Sea Captain by Edward Ardizzone. Tim has always dreamt of being a sailor, and when the opportunity arises to stowaway on a steamer ship, he jumps at it. What ensues is the adventure of a lifetime for Tim, stormy seas and sinking ship included. There were a whole series of Little Tim books, but this is one of the few titles currently in print.
Extractions: ON THE WEB... Search Chick Lit Chick Lit Authors Carmen Reid Carmen Reid Like Wendy Holden, India Knight and Allison Pearson, Carmen Reid is another professional journalist turned novelist. She was born in Scotland but moved to London to go to university and has lived and worked in London for ten years. She is married with a son and a baby daughter. She is keen on yoga, politics, modern motherhood and organic food. Three in a Bed is her first novel. Bella Browning is a successful career woman who wants a baby but doesn't seem totally committed to the idea of being faithful. We watch her almost throw everything away for the sake of a quick fling, wrestle with new motherhood and chart her progression from woman who seemingly has it all, to woman who can't get it together to brush her hair in the morning. A must-read for anyone with children - or contemplating them!
Teaching Children To Appreciate Literature This includes acquaintance with works that Americans are often assumed to haveread as children, such as, say, winnie the pooh, Wind in the Willows, http://www.vtaide.com/png/ERIC/Appreciate-Lit.htm
Extractions: Appreciation may be explained as the capacity to understand, learn from, and above all enjoy literary works. It involves the ability to read and respond creatively, sharing the author's role by drawing on one's own imagination and experience. The text enters the reader as the reader enters the text. Their worlds are joined. Two basic approaches to teaching literature at any level are the "structural" (traditional literary analysis) and the "reader response" approaches. While they may be viewed as opposites, they are more productively regarded as complementary. Structural analysis provides the terms and concepts that help readers interpret and discuss literature, while reader response emphasizes the integrated experience an individual has with a text, with the reader's personal response having primacy over formal knowledge of textual characteristics. A strong case can be made for beginning with reader response. If done without first establishing the personal relationship by which the reader breathes life into a text, formal analysis is likely to resemble an autopsy.
05.childr.lit.program Looking Back After More Than 30 Years of Writing for Children, and The listincludes winnie THE pooh, Paul Zelinsky, Elisa Kleven, Lloyd Alexander, http://www.ajlsc.org/05childrlit-program.html
Metro Cinema - Events For Deaf Children And Children With Autism Children with autism a comfortable partially lit environment with auditorium stories of AA Milne about the adventures of the loveable winnie The pooh. http://www.derby.ac.uk/metro-cinema/deaf-autistic/
Boys Clothing: English Literary Characters -- Christopher Robin Young Milne was raised in London, and as a child he once admitted that he quiteliked Shepard is the artist who illustrated AA Milne s winnie the pooh. http://histclo.hispeed.com/lit/uk/literaryengcr.html
Extractions: Figure 1.Disney after caving in to the spimisters and having Christopher wear red sneakers have come out with another set of books with him back in strap shoes. A.A. Milne writes in his autibiography that "It seemed to me almost that my father had got to where he was by climbing on my infant shoulders." In fact, A.A. Milne was already a successful playwright and humorist in 1924 when, during a rainy holiday in Wales, he wrote a whimsical collection of verses about his then 4-year-old son. The book, When We Were Very Young , and three later volumesfeaturing the adventures of a wide-eyed child named Christopher Robin and his guileless teddy bear companion Winnie-the-Poohwould sell thousands of copies, be translated into more than 30 languages. Just like Little Lord Fauntleroy, there was a real Christopher Robin. And like Vivian Burnett Figure 2.Christopher in this Shepard drawing wears a red gingam smock with matchinmg short pants and sandals without socks. Virtually all of what we know about the clothes wore by Christopher Robin comes from the delightful drawing of Ernest Shepherd. Christopher's drawings are not mentioned in the story lines. Shepard draws Christopher wearing ginham smocks, short pants, and strap shoes. Often he draws him playin without socks. A few times Cristopher wears "Wellies" (Wellington boots).
Home Page For The Children's Library Division ABClit An Index to Children s literature Scholarship This searchable The 100 Acre Wood The ideal site for winnie the pooh lovers with lots of images http://www.vpl.ca/branches/LibrarySquare/chi/booklinks.html
Extractions: The Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC), a division of the American Library Association has created these useful links for teachers, librarians, and students on Favorite Children's Stories divided by age categories. They also have a link to Expanding the Classics and the Writing by Children links.
That S Just Not Right Children S Literature I ve also heard the orignial winnie the pooh has quite a lot of philosophy I took a Children s lit course several years ago and had to read over 100 http://thatsjustnotright.com/board/lofiversion/index.php/t9443.html
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Blackwell's Best - Children's Literature Take the Pain out of Lesson Planning with Children s lit TeacherViews at EduPlace WebTime Stories winnie the pooh An Expotition http://www.vickiblackwell.com/childrenlit.html
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