Nonfiction Monday is the brainchild of Anastasia Suen. Bloggers across the kidlitosphere celebrate Nonfiction Monday by writing about nonfiction books for kids on Monday.
Join Nonfiction Monday!
We invite you to join us!
o Write about a nonfiction book for kids on a Monday on your blog. o Copy the Nonfiction Monday button to use in your blog post.
o Link your post to the weekly Nonfiction Monday Round-up! (Please use the permalink to your post, not the address of your blog. Thanks!)
Since I am in Asia, there is a major time difference and I am likely to be asleep while you are wanting to add your contribution or check out others, so I will be using a Linky. Please check out all the contributors for the latest Nonfiction Monday!
If you are unable to add your post, please feel free to comment or email me and I will add your post asap.
Hi there! It's great that you're hosting today! I laughed at your comment about babysitting the class beetle and its escape. I cringed when we had to care for the class rat (of all things). I was tempted to let it escape, but I preferred knowing it was going back to the classroom. Great review about the beetle book. And thanks for hosting Nonfiction Monday!
ReplyDeleteI'm still on the lookout for that little thing! Thanks for linking up!
DeleteHi, thank you so much for hosting this week. Here's our contribution for the week since the mr linky seems a little wonky today - I'm not sure if it's just me or there's really something wrong with it. Here's my link though for my review of Tomas and the Library Lady by Pat Mora and Raul Colon: http://gatheringbooks.wordpress.com/2012/07/23/nonfiction-monday-tomas-and-the-library-lady/
ReplyDeleteHi Myra, it does show in the linky above!
DeleteThanks for hosting! My contribution is Women Explorers by Julie Cummins (http://theswimmerwriter.blogspot.com/2012/07/my-adventures-with-nellie-cashman.html)
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting! I'm in with I Am Different! Can You Find Me?, by Manjula Padmanabhan. It's a terrific interactive picture book that celebrates the differences of worldwide languages, cultures, and more.
ReplyDeleteI really appreciated the beetle stories. We had some Japanese friends who were very excited to find a rare beetle here in Arizona. Their children learned a lot about beetle life cycles and animal husbandry from keeping them as pets.
ReplyDeleteSounds like many of us are exploring languages and culture today. Thank you for hosting.
That's fascinating about the beetles - we have that book at our library, but I didn't realize they were such a big deal in Japan. Interesting!
ReplyDeleteI have a book about coral reefs today by Jason Chin, http://jeanlittlelibrary.blogspot.com/2012/07/nonfiction-monday-coral-reefs-by-jason.html
I don't write about nonfiction EVERY Monday, but this week I did! The Olympics have me focused on remarkable profiles: http://UnpckingPIctureBookPower.blogspot.com.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting- I always check out the links :)
I have How They Croaked over at MotherReader:
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Thanks for hosting!
Thanks for hosting today!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting. My selection is "The Daring Miss Quimby" written by Suzanne George Whitaker and illustrated by Catherine Stock.
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