Over at YALSA's The Hub you'll find an interview with Choctaw writer, Tim Tingle about being part of Matt Dembicki's Trickster ...
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Over at YALSA's The Hub you'll find an interview with Choctaw writer, Tim Tingle about being part of Matt Dembicki's Trickster ...
This morning I gave a talk at the New Mexico Librarian Association annual conference. I talked about looking critically at American Indians...
In December I got an ebook copy of Karen Healey's Guardian of the Dead . I found a lot that I didn't like as I read it, and little t...
Today's post is prompted by Nicole, a reader who wrote to tell me about an article called Boys Gone Wild in baystateparent: Massachuset...
Some time ago, I posted three "Top Ten" lists of books about American Indians. Each list was about a specific age/grade level. You...
Cover, propped up on laptop Yesterday at the local library book sale, I picked up Oukala le Petit Indien by Jacques Duquesne, illustrated b...
On Wednesday (two days ago) I gave a lecture at the University of Illinois Graduate School of Library and Information Science. It was cospon...
On Wednesday at 3:00 4:00, I'll be giving a lecture at the Graduate School of Library and Information Science at the University of Illi...
Better Book Titles. The site is new (to me) and interesting... Its description is "This blog is for people who do not have thousands o...
Last week I published an excellent letter from Kim , a reader who wrote to tell me about The Berenstain Bears Give Thanks . I ordered a copy...
Larry Loyie's As Long as the Rivers Flow: A Last Summer before Residential School is on my list of recommended books . It is nice to se...
Yesterday I was at Urbana Free Library (my local library) and was happy to see Cynthia Leitich Smith's new novel, Blessed, on the TEEN...
Earlier this week a reader wrote to ask me about Karen Russell's Swamplandia! Not familiar with it, I read reviews and learned that it ...
On April 26th I'll head home (yeah!) for the 2011 New Mexico Library Association Annual Conference . It will be in Albuquerque. I'm ...
Amongst the email I received this morning is one from Danielle, who wrote to ask if I'd seen Jon Scieszka's Trucksgiving . While at...
Last week, Kim in Canada wrote to me... ------------- Hi Debbie, Here's another book to add to your poison pile of inappropriate, mislea...
Paul Goble's The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses was published in 1978. It won the prestigious Caldecott Medal. Due to the popularity of his...
In 2007, I published Beverly Slapin's review of Liza Ketchum's Where the Great Hawk Flies . Today I'm pointing you to Perry Nod...