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Kirkus Reviews comments on “A Voice for Kanzas” by Debra McArthur
“Authenticity supported by her previous juvenile nonfiction works, McArthur has created a believable and fast-paced tale of life in the Kansas Territory.” – Kirkus Reviews (February 15, 2012) Author: Debra McArthur Ages: 11 and up 5 1/2 x 8 1/4 … Continue reading
BooksYALove review of Steampunk Novel: The Bloomswell Diaries
Complimentary review of a Steampunk YA novel by BooksYALove blogger Katy Manck, MLS http://booksyalove.blogspot.com/2012/02/bloomswell-diaries-fiction.html
VOYA Top Shelf for Middle School readers
Dying to Tell Me by Sherryl Clark has been selected for the VOYA Top Shelf for Middle School Readers 2011 list! This fully annotated annual list of titles for middle school students, highly recommended by the selection committee, is included … Continue reading
Conspiracy 365 featured on Publisher’s Weekly cover
Once again EDC Publishing is featured on the cover of Publisher’s Weekly with the page turning, suspense driven adventure series for YA readers, Conspiracy 365 from Kane/Miller Books! Don’t have yours yet? Order online at www.FindTheDuck.com. Book 13 in the … Continue reading
When Molly Was a Harvey Girl-Notable Soc. St. Trade Book, now 30% off
The National Council for the Social Studies included When Molly Was a Harvey Girl, by Frances M. Wood, on it’s list of Notable Social Studies Trade Books for 2011. • Ages: 10-14 • Pages: 234 • Lexile Level: 680 On … Continue reading
This is the Tree featured on ChoiceLiteracy.com
Start school with rhythm. While This Is the Tree provides interesting facts about the African Baobab tree and engenders further curiosity about the African Savannah, its poetic structures lend themselves to frames for student writing. Read the review and more … Continue reading
New Title by Horn Book Award winner Atinuke
No. 1 Car Spotter Author: Atinuke Ages 9 yrs and up Kane Miller Paperback $5.99 Themes: Multi-Generational, Africa, Family, Responsibility. Oluwalase Babatunde Benson lives in a small village somewhere in Africa. He’s known as “No.1 car spotter” by friends and … Continue reading
Anna Hibiscus listed as a Boston Globe Horn Book Honor title
The Anna Hibiscus series from Kane/Miller is simply the best early chapter book series I’ve ever read. It has humor, emotional connection, thought provoking situations and a wide world view, yet is so accessibly written for young readers. A gem … Continue reading
Horn Book Guide lists Kane/Miller titles
The newest edition of The Horn Book Guide includes several KM titles. When Molly Was a Harvey Girl is praised: “An original setting, filled with interesting details about young women’s lives in the Harvey Eating Houses, characterizes this captivating, well-researched … Continue reading
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