Showing posts with label children's books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label children's books. Show all posts

Monday, 18 February 2008

childrens library, credit, kids book

The IFLA Libraries for Children & Young Adults Section
Newsletter issue no. 67 - Dec 2007: available online

Healthy relationship with credit February 17, 2008
An exciting and innovative new project has been developed to encourage and empower women from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities to use credit wisely.


Origins


originsBy Kate Thompson.

Grades 7 and up.


Book 3 of the Missing Link Trilogy in which, generations in the future, our world has been changed irrevocably by an unspeakable disaster.

Monday, 11 February 2008

leadership, grandparenting

In our world, everything rises and falls on leadership
Your ability to lead will determine who you influence and what you are able to accomplish. If you want to be a great influencer, you can’t afford to be an average leader.

Communicate with your grandchild
A pack for grandparents with ideas on talking to children in everyday situations, sharing books together and enjoying nursery rhymes and music.

Sunday, 16 September 2007

Library Collection development, Hugo Awards, Eve Bunting, Pen Faulkner Award, Powerpoint, sales, marketing, negotiation

Who’s selecting now?
As Phoenix Public Library boldly passes on selection responsibilities to its vendors, some libraries follow—and others dig in




Hugo Awards Coverage: This Year, Japan
The Hugo Awards were announced at WorldCon in Yokohama, Japan, on September 1st.


Book of the Week


"Sales, marketing and negotiation"
Discover situations, ideas and questions designed to immediately spark your imagination and enhance your success through powerful business skills.


$14.97 to download this audio book - play it in the car or on your ipod
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Eve Bunting interviewed
It’s not easy growing up. Besides reading, writing and arithmetic, there are life lessons to learn and emotions to deal with.








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