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From: Sue McGown <smcgown>
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 13:16:45 -0600
Robin is exactly right about the Morgenstern books. They are delightful and work well as read-aloud books. I have used them with third and fourth graders will good success.
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 13:16:45 -0600
Robin is exactly right about the Morgenstern books. They are delightful and work well as read-aloud books. I have used them with third and fourth graders will good success.
-- Sue McGown Librarian, St. John's School Houston, TX smcgown at sjs.org Robin Smith wrote: tly younger audience that happened to come from another country. mor--that seem to mark many of these titles. They are starting to recognize some of the Swedish illustrators (Peter Cohen and Olof Landstrom's Boris's Glasses just cracks them up as does Edvall and Gimbergssons's The Rabbit Who Didn't Want to Go to Sleep) and love the gentle art of Chih-Yuan Chen (On My Ways to Buy Eggs.) Just today I read Good Dog, Paw! by Taiwanese illustrator and author Chinlun Lee. (marvelous for the dog lovers in Nashville...and Taiwan) -- Sue McGown Librarian, St. John's School Houston, TX smcgown at sjs.orgReceived on Fri 26 Mar 2004 01:16:45 PM CST