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This is our 51st episode of the hop. Enjoy hopping around and meeting some Kid Lit bloggers and authors! Of course by all means, post your own Kid Lit post and we will be by to see you.
Please read the rules below and enjoy the Hop!
This year, as last year, I decided to join several reading challenges. It is exciting to finish them knowing I had read some great books.
This year I have challenged myself to incorporate more diverse books into my reading and reviewing. I feel it is necessary for children of all races, abilities and home life to see themselves in books. I feel it gives kids a sense of self worth if they can read about kids just like them.
If you follow me, you have probably seen some books already. Be watching for more and join me January 27th when I, along with several other bloggers, celebrate Multicultural Children's Book Day.
This is a book I recently reviewed: Dancing Drum
~Naila Moon
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5 comments:
I'm stopping by from the Kid Lit Hop! Dancing Drum really looks like it would be a great story to tell to younger elementary students. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Naila, Dancing Drum sounds so beautiful. We need to get more diverse in our books here, but it is hard to find books like this in Australia. Thanks for another great recommendation and for joining us on the Kid Lit Blog Hop
I am stopping by to say hello to a fellow co-host! I am looking forward to exploring your blog and following it!''
Maria
www.musicteachingandparenting.com
Naila, I love that you challenge yourself so many different books. I tried two challenges last year, but didn't fare to well. Reading time for me is sometimes non-existent. Thanks for joining us on the Kid Lit Blog Hop!
Can't wait to see your review of "Dancing Drum" - I'm taking part in MCCBD too! Thanks for joining us in the Kid Lit Blog Hop!
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