Welcome to Nonfiction Monday! Please post your links in the comments below and I will add them throughout the day.
- My offering today is the New Totally Awesome Business Book for Kids
- Heidi Bee Roemer reviews In the Forest by David M. Shwartz at the Wild About Nature blog
- Great Kid Books takes a look on the wild side today with Fascinating Animal Books for New Readers - Easy Readers for Nonfiction Monday.
- 100 Scope Notes review of John Brown: His Fight for Freedom
- Angela reviews I'll Pass for your Comrade about women soldiers in the Civil War at Bookish Blather
- Amy at Hope is the Word reviews Seeds by Ken Robbins and A Tree Is Growing by Arthur Dorros
- Sherry at Semicolon reviews the Day-Glo Brothers
- Lori Calabrese offers ways to Celebrate Columbus day with children's books
- Tricia at Miss Rumphius is in today with a review of the book Slap, Squeak & Scatter by Steve Jenkins
- Shirley at SimplyScience has The Frog Scientist
- Bookends has a remarkable picture book from last year that we wanted to highlight. It is The Black Book of Colors by Menena Cottin
- Betsy reviews If America Were a Village by David J. Smith over at A Fuse #8 Production.
- Katie's Literature Lounge celebrates Raptor Month
- INK: Interesting Nonfiction for Kids has new posts by authors Melissa Stewart, Susan E. Goodman, Barbara Kerley, Vicki Cobb, and Rosalyn Schanzer.
- Roberta at Wrapped In Foil failed to write a review this morning because the books she chose were full of errors. She'd like to know what to do when you find factual errors in nonfiction books?
- Amanda has a review of the series Gross Body Science up at A Patchwork of Books
- Wendie's Wanderings has reviewed Laura Purdy Salas' new alphabet books including A is for Arrr! a Pirate Alphabet.
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Heidi Bee Roemer reviews In the Forest by David M. Shwartz at the Wild About Nature blog.
http://wildaboutnaturewriters.blogspot.com/2009/10/nonfiction-monday-in-forest.html
Thank you for hosting this week!
Great Kid Books takes a look on the wild side today with Fascinating Animal Books for New Readers - Easy Readers for Nonfiction Monday.
http://greatkidbooks.blogspot.com/2009/10/fascinating-animal-books-for-new.html
Thank you for hosting this week!
100 Scope Notes review of John Brown: His Fight for Freedom. http://100scopenotes.wordpress.com/2009/10/12/nonfiction-monday-john-brown-his-fight-for-freedom-by-john-hendrix/
Another happy non fiction Monday!
Angela reviews I'll Pass for your Comrade about women soldiers in the Civil War at Bookish Blather. http://bookishblather.blogspot.com/2009/10/review-ill-pass-for-your-comrade-by.html
Seeds by Ken Robbins and A Tree Is Growing by Arthur Dorros
http://hopeistheword.wordpress.com/2009/10/12/nonfiction-mondayseeds-and-trees/
Lori Calabrese offers ways to
Celebrate Columbus day with children's books
I'm in today with a review of the book Slap, Squeak & Scatter by Steve Jenkins.
http://missrumphiuseffect.blogspot.com/2009/10/nonfiction-monday-slap-squeak-scatter.html
Thanks so much for hosting this shindig.
Shirley at SimplyScience has The Frog Scientist.
http://simplyscience.wordpress.com/2009/10/07/1121/
Thanks!
I've reviewed Chris Barton's Day-Glo Brothers:
http://www.semicolonblog.com/?p=7415
Thanks for hosting.
Bookends@http://bookends.booklistonline.com/ has a remarkable picture book from last year that we wanted to highlight. It is The Black Book of Colors by Menena Cottin.
Thanks!
Lynn
I review If America Were a Village by David J. Smith over at A Fuse #8 Production.
INK: Interesting Nonfiction for Kids has new posts by authors Melissa Stewart, Susan E. Goodman, Barbara Kerley, Vicki Cobb, and Rosalyn Schanzer.
www.inkrethink.blogspot.com
Thanks for hosting!
Better late than never! I have a review of the series Gross Body Science up at A Patchwork of Books.
http://apatchworkofbooks.blogspot.com/2009/10/non-fiction-monday-better-late-than.html
Thanks!!
Hi -- I'm late, too:
Over at Wendie's Wanderings, I've reviewed Laura Purdy Salas' new alphabet books including A is for Arrr! a Pirate Alphabet.
Wendie Old
http://wendieold.blogspot.com
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