Finding Great Children’s Books
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Today we (unexpectedly) deviate from our standard format to talk about how we locate and recognize great children’s books.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Today we (unexpectedly) deviate from our standard format to talk about how we locate and recognize great children’s books.
Comment by Vivian of CLIP Podcast
August 22, 2006 @ 1:24 pm
Hi Andrea and Mark,
I really like this episode! It helps contextualize all the conversations you have had/ will have regarding children’s books.
Go JOMB!
Comment by Karen
August 28, 2006 @ 1:23 pm
Hi Andrea and Mark,
I am really enjoying your podcast and was especially drawn to this episode. I couldn’t agree more about your opinion on “junk books” and big box stores. All I can see are aisles and aisles of tv show books and nonesense. Ick.
Thanks for including reviews on books written for the 0-3 set. Although I think my son is a genius
, he did just turn 3 and I appreciate the different age range recommendations.
Also, thank you for inspiring many trips to the library. I like to test drive the books with my son before I invest in a copy for our home library.
Keep up the great reviews and thanks for this unique podcast!
Comment by Andrea
August 28, 2006 @ 4:58 pm
Hi Karen,
Thanks for the very specific and positive feedback! I’m so glad you enjoy listening and I do hope you and your son find some new favourites.
Should we expect a listener review from you or your son? Kendra Kandlestar is a darned good read and before you know it your son will be old enough to enjoy it (or maybe he already is, being a genius and all!)
Thanks again and hope to hear from you soon,
Andrea
ps. as you have probably noticed, we have a significant female-protagonist slant to our books so we’ll depend upon listeners to help even out our coverage a bit!
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