About Me

May 22nd, 2007

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I Love Kids’ Books

I have the privilege of being a teacher-librarian in 2 elementary schools. That means I have the best of all worlds; I teach and work with children from Kindergarten through grade 8; my job encompasses the management of the libraries as well as developing the collections. And my homework? Reading and more reading! What more could a life-long bookworm ask for? The point of this blog is mainly for my own use- to make myself some notes about some of the many books I read- to prompt my failing memory, to use as the basis for book-talks or newsletter inserts and to provide information for others that may be interested. These will not be formal or lengthy- but just some of my thoughts.  
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8 Responses to “About Me”

  1.   Hiawyn Oram on June 14, 2009 12:16 pm

    Hello Jane
    I am Hiawyn, author of BEING IMPOSSIBLE, for which you have given such a fun and energising review. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I so appreciate it. Where are you based? I’m getting the feeling the USA, but help me on this.
    Best regards
    Hiawyn Oram (London, UK)

  2.   Molly Barrow on August 22, 2009 9:56 am

    I would like to introduce you to my new children’s self-esteem building adventure fiction books, Malia and Teacup : Awesome African Adventure, age 9 and up, and the younger version Malia and Teacup: Out on a Limb for ages 6-9.

    I am a licensed mental health counselor and I believe self-esteem is the root problem for children. When I was communicating with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, I was so distressed when they told me that Stranger Danger does not work. The majority of abductions and molestations are by someone the child already knows. I wrote the books to help empower kids and I would love to have you review them and help get the word out to keep kids safe.

    Kids will love the http://www.maliaandteacup.com
    web site and the T-shirts, totes, mouse pads and hats, too

    Thank you so much.

    Best wishes,
    Dr. Molly Barrow

  3.   janeglen on August 27, 2009 2:27 pm

    I love the look of these books- they have very appealing covers and sounds like a great theme. I will look for them to read and review, assuming their availability at my local book store. Thanks for the information.

  4.   H. W, Baker on October 4, 2009 10:02 am

    Hello Jane,

    I was wondering if you would consider reviewing my new science fiction, adventure novel “The Minution Chronicles – Saving Zinitheron” written for middle
    grade readers. Please feel free to check out my blog at

    The Minution Chronicles – Saving Zinitheron

    If you are interested, I will gladly send you a copy to review.

    Best Regards,

    H. W. Baker

  5.   Ann Atchison on November 3, 2009 12:25 am

    Jane, love your blog. You are very insightful and enjoy reading your comments. I always check to see if you have read the books that I’m reading and what your opinion is on them. Keep up the good work!

  6.   janeglen on November 3, 2009 4:52 pm

    Thank you, Ann. I appreciate the feedback very much!

  7.   Anne Brander on November 9, 2009 6:41 pm

    Hi Jane,
    I’m pleased to read your review of So Mor. Rukhsana Khan was a Storyteller at the Saskatoon Public Library a while ago and is a writer I like to keep up with.
    Anne

  8.   janeglen on November 10, 2009 10:59 am

    Hi Anne
    Thanks for the comment. I wish I had been able to hear this author; I am certainly impressed with her written work.

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    I Love Kids’ Books
    I have the privilege of being a teacher-librarian in 2 elementary schools. That means I have the best of all worlds; I teach and work with children from Kindergarten through grade 8; my job encompasses the management of the libraries as well as developing the collections. And my homework? Reading and more reading! What more could a life-long bookworm ask for? The point of this blog is mainly for my own use- to make myself some notes about some of the many books I read- to prompt my failing memory, to use as the basis for book-talks or newsletter inserts and to provide information for others that may be interested. These will not be formal or lengthy- but just some of my thoughts.
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