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Random House Studio Unveils Launch List

Random House Studio Unveils Launch List By Sally Lodge | Mar 02, 2021 Summer will bring the debut titles from two imprints of Random House Children’s Books, each steered by a principal of Schwartz & Wade Books, co-directed by Anne Schwartz and Lee Wade from 2005 until 2020, when the imprint was disbanded. Wade is now spearheading Random House Studio, which is spotlighted here; and later this week we will feature a profile of Schwartz’s eponymous new imprint. Random House Studio’s freshman list, v-p and publisher Wade said, is representative of “the broad and diverse range of books the imprint will publish by bestselling, award-winning, and debut authors and illustrators.” Random House Studio plans to release books across all formats, with its primary focus on picture books.

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Watertown Children s Theatre adds ASL ensemble

Watertown Children s Theatre adds ASL ensemble Watertown Children s Theatre The Mosesian Center for the Arts is working to make their Watertown Children’s Theatre programming more inclusive by adding an online ASL Performance Ensemble to the educational offerings for 2021. American Sign Language is part of the history of WCT and was integrated into performances for many years. The WCT and the Mosesian Center for the Arts community were excited to reinvigorate ASL programming in recent years: A new collaboration with longtime WCT ASL instructor and Waltham High School teacher Arlene Velleman was born with the winter 2019 production of Peter Pan Jr. featuring ASL interpretation and a sensory friendly performance. An additional ASL interpreted, sensory friendly production of Frozen Jr. was planned for winter 2020, but the public performances were canceled due to COVID-19.

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It Takes a Village: How School Librarians Support Virtual Learning

This post contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, Book Riot may earn a commission. It’s no secret that virtual learning has been a challenge in the United States. Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, many K–12 students have been engaged in some version of distance education since March 2020. Whether hybrid or entirely remote, the learning curve has been steep for teachers, caregivers, and students. However, teachers are not alone in their efforts to provide supports to students and families. Across the country, library media specialists are finding innovative ways to support virtual learning. From sharing digital resources to collaborating on instruction, school librarians are stepping up to meet this new challenge.

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50 years later, The Monster at the End of This Book is still selling - and inspiring authors » Borneo Bulletin Online

50 years later, The Monster at the End of This Book is still selling - and inspiring authors » Borneo Bulletin Online
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Book World: 50 years later, The Monster at the End of This Book is still selling - and inspiring authors

Skip to main content Currently Reading Book World: 50 years later, The Monster at the End of This Book is still selling - and inspiring authors Danny Freedman, The Washington Post Jan. 27, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail The Monster at the End of This BookGolden Books - handout As a 4-year-old, Brad Parks was so ravenous for The Monster at the End of This Book that his older brother - facing endless requests to read the story - finally recorded a version on an audio cassette. For Parks, now an accomplished author, the book was a formative introduction to suspense. The fact is, he says, I am 46 years old, I write thrillers for adults, and in some ways all I ve ever tried to do is replicate The Monster at the End of This Book. There is a monster at the end of all of my novels, and I want you to feel this unbearable compulsion to turn pages and find out what it is.

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