It's the start of another month, so here's the link-up page for February 2011. I hope your reads so far have been fabulous!
Enter the direct link to your reviews, not to the main page of your blog. We'd like to be able to find your review directly through the link and not have to look for it. Thanks for participating!
Hello all! We celebrate Chinese New Year over at GatheringBooks by showcasing cross-cultural fractured fairy tales from China this week - we have Ed Young's Caldecott-winning Lon Po Po, a Red Riding Hood Story from China, two versions of Chinese Cinderella, and now a Chinese Beauty and the Beast tale with Dragon Prince. Gong Ci Fa Cai to one and all.
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ReplyDeleteWe are celebrating Black History Month over at GatheringBooks from Feb 18-25. Our first post is Maya Angelou's Life Doesn't Frighten Me at All as illustrated by Jean-Michel Basquiat. =) Do join us!
ReplyDeleteWow, I'm loving the diversity in this month's collection of reviews so far! So many different kinds of books to choose from!
ReplyDeleteI've been enjoying books recommended by this site and others in February. YA fiction titles include: Locomotion by Jacqueline Woodson, A la Carte by Tanita Davis, and The First Part Last by Angela Johnson. Picture books include: Dave the Potter by Laban Carrick Hill, Rosa by Nikki Giovanni, Ellington Was Not a Street by Ntozake Shange, and My People by Langston Hughes.
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