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Content Spotlight: June

Post by NoveList
Posted May 15, 2013 in NoveList

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Looking for book display ideas or book discussion inspiration? Want to know what's new in NoveList this month? This column is intended to give you a sneak peek into what resources you can find in NoveList to make your job easier. This month, we're wild for summertime reads and books-to-movies.

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Common Core: Negotiating the Nonfiction Landscape

Post by Beth Gerall
Posted May 02, 2013 in Kids & Book News, NoveList, NoveList K-8 Plus

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The Common Core Standards for English Language Arts and Literacy in History/Social Studies, Science and Technical studies were first released in 2010, with all but 5 states adopting them as of this blog post. There has been a flood of information, praise, and critique relating to Common Core. This new blog series is intended to process this plethora of information and pass it onto you. In this inaugural post, I’ll be discussing the goals that the Common Core Standards are trying to achieve, and give you some tips for meeting them.

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Answers to Your FAQ About NextReads and LibraryAware

Post by Duncan Smith
Posted May 01, 2013 in LibraryAware, NextReads, NoveList

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An FAQ addressing questions and concerns relating to the NextReads transition to LibraryAware. 

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Books We Can’t Stop Talking About: Eleanor & Park

Post by Kathy Stewart
Posted April 29, 2013 in Kids & Book News, NoveList, NoveList Plus, Readers' Advisory News

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One of the great pleasures of working at NoveList: there's never a lack of either recommendations for a good read or lively discussion about books. I sat down with Beth Gerall and Danielle Allison, both librarians who are editors/catalogers (respectively) and NoveList team members who focus on books for kids and teens. Both had just read Eleanor & Park, by debut author Rainbow Rowell, and couldn't stop talking about this buzz-worthy book.

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