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Monday, January 31, 2011

Nonfiction Monday Is Here!

It is Monday and that means it's time to see what great nonfiction titles folks are reading this week. I'll be rounding up throughout the day, so leave me a note about your post and I'll add it to the list below.

Jone of Check It Out shares a review of Jimi Sounds Like a Rainbow.

The Wild About Nature writers share a review of Over in Australia.

Abby the Librarian shares a review of Mythbusters Science Fair Book.

Jeff at North Carolina Teacher Stuff shares a review of Animal Eggs: An Amazing Clutch of Mysteries and Marvels.

Bookish Blather shares a review of Frozen Secrets: Antarctica Revealed.

Lisa of Shelf-Employed shares a review of A Nation's Hope: The Story of Boxing Legend Joe Louis.

Jennifer of the Jean Little Library shares a review of Not Your Typical Book About the Environment.

Roberta of Wrapped in Foil shares a review of Silk and Venom.

Anastasia Suen of Picture Book of the Day shares a review of The Extraordinary Mark Twain (According to Susy).

Mary Ann Scheuer of Great Kid Books shares a review of The Magic School Bus Oceans as an iPad app.

Lori Calabrese shares a review of Where Did Dinosaurs Come From?.

Jeanne Walker Harvey of True Tales & A Cherry on Top shares a review of Dave the Potter: Artist, Poet, Slave.

Shirley of SimplyScience Blog shares a review of Beco's Big Year.

The Fourth Musketeer shares a review of Tom Thumb: The Remarkable True Story of a Man in Miniature.
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11 comments:

  1. Lori Calabrese1/31/2011 2:19 PM

    Thanks for the roundup!

    At Lori Calabrese Writes, I share a review of Where did Dinosaurs Come From? by Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld

    http://loricalabrese.blogspot.com/2011/01/where-did-dinosaurs-come-from.html

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  2. Roberta1/31/2011 2:25 PM

    Oops, for some reason I had trouble finding your nonfiction monday post today. I apologize for the lateness.

    I reviewed Silk & Venom by Kathryn Lasky at http://blog.wrappedinfoil.com/2011/01/silk-and-venom/

    Thanks,

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  3. Jeanne Walker Harvey1/31/2011 2:43 PM

    Hello, I too couldn't find your nonfiction monday post today, so I apologize also for my late arrival. I'm joining in for the first time -- I'm a huge Anastasia Suen fan (and of all her books, blogs and classes) and learned about Nonfiction Monday through her. Thanks so much for letting me join in. My post is about Dave the Potter by Laban Carrick Hill and illustrated by Bryan Collier.

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  4. Jeanne Walker Harvey1/31/2011 2:50 PM

    Oh dear ... I forgot to include my link. Also, I just read your earlier post -- I'm so sorry to hear about your back. I hope you are recovering. Take care.

    The link to my review of DAVE THE POTTER is at http://jeannewalkerharvey.blogspot.com

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  5. Unknown1/31/2011 2:55 PM

    Thanks! Today I have Beco's Big Year by Linda Stanek at SimplyScience.
    http://simplyscience.wordpress.com/2011/01/26/becos-big-year/

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  6. Wendie O1/31/2011 4:36 PM

    Wendie Old at Wendie's Wanderings is exploring Animal Disguises by Belinda Weber.

    http://blog.wendieold.com/2011/01/nonfiction-monday-animal-disguises.html

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  7. Stacey1/31/2011 7:10 PM

    Thanks so much for hosting.

    My post about a great beginning reader non fiction book can be found here

    http://staceyloscalzo.com/2011/01/nonfiction-monday-4/

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  8. Carol H Rasco1/31/2011 8:08 PM

    Thank you for hosting today!

    I have chosen to highlight Washington, DC's Cherry Blossom Festival - I guess I needed cheer amidst the gloom outside today; I also hope the items listed will be helpful in planning for a spring session on this very special time in DC!

    http://bit.ly/eLPdr7

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  9. Anonymous1/31/2011 8:38 PM

    Hi! Late to the party, as usual. I also read and reviewed, A Nation's Hope by Matt de la Peña. Here's the link:
    http://proseandkahn.livejournal.com/185606.html

    Thanks!

    brenda

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  10. JD2/01/2011 12:08 AM

    Thanks for hosting.
    My selection is "Moonbeams, Dumplings and Dragon Boats: a treasury of Chinese holiday tales, activities and recipes" by Nina Simonds, Leslie Swartz and the Children's Museum, Boston with illustrations by Meilo So.

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  11. Mary Ann Scheuer2/01/2011 12:29 AM

    Tricia, I'm so sorry to hear about your back. It's awful to go through, and must be hard as your new semester gets underway.

    Thanks for hosting. I hope you recover soon.

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