Re: [LM_NET] Hi Joan! A favor

["J. Kimball" <woodkimball@JUNO.COM>]

They didn't show off as well as Alstromerias (other name) usually do.
        By the way again, did you know that Helen Vendler will give a free 
talk, courtesy of the Friends of the Library at the Concord Public 
Library Saturday, Feb. 24, at 7:30 pm. Her talk is called, "How to Read 
A Difficult Poem."
        Cheers and Happy New Year,
        Joan
        

On Jan 1, 2007, at 9:09 PM, Tom Daley wrote:

> Dear Joan,
>
> I know you live in the exurbs, but thought you might be able to help 
> me with this.
>
> I have a favor to ask. I would like your help in getting out the word 
> about a new private poetry-writing workshop I am starting at my house 
> in Cambridge on Monday nights. This one will run for eight Mondays 
> from 5:45-7:30 pm, beginning Monday, January 8. The cost is $140. It's 
> limited to eight participants.
>
>  If you can think of anyone who might be interested, please let me 
> know and I will send you the details of the workshop for you to send 
> to them. I prefer to work with people I already know when I do 
> workshops at my house, but I would trust anyone you referred to be 
> collegial and responsible.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Happy New Year to you, Joan!
>
> Tom
>

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Dear Friends,
        I'm extending the survey deadline to *MONDAY JANUARY 15* for you to 
send me your choices for the best elementary & middle school children's 
books of 2006.
        List one, or any number and star your favorites.
        You can write more than once and add titles -- up to the 15th -- if 
you wish.

        It's optional to give an approximate ranking by INTEREST LEVEL as:
PRIMARY (K-2, ages 5-7), INTERMEDIATE (Grades 3-5, ages 8-11), YA 
(Grades 6-8, ages 12-15)

        My criteria are different from the ALA's. I make NO RESTRICTIONS. Any 
subject, any genre, by Americans or non-Americans, as long as they were 
published in 2006. I'll even list a 2005 publication if it was 
overlooked in my survey last January.

        I plan to post the HIT before January 20.
        Please reply to me personally. Thanks,
                Joan

Joan Kimball, Concord, Mass.  woodkimball@juno.com
Retired from Hart's Hill School Library,   Whitesboro NY
Reviewer for The Library Media Connection
Chair, Press Committee, National Storytelling Network
www.storynet.org   800-525-4514
publisher of "Telling Stories to Children" ed. Lehrman (2005)
and "Beginners Guide to Storytelling" ed. Rydell (2003)

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<fontfamily><param>Times New Roman</param><bigger>Dear Friends,

        I'm extending the survey deadline to *MONDAY JANUARY 15* for you to
send me your choices for the best elementary & middle school
children's books of 2006.  

        List one, or any number and star your favorites. 

        You can write more than once and add titles -- up to the 15th -- if
you wish.


        It's optional to give an approximate ranking by INTEREST LEVEL as:

PRIMARY (K-2, ages 5-7), INTERMEDIATE (Grades 3-5, ages 8-11), YA
(Grades 6-8, ages 12-15)


        My criteria are different from the ALA's. I make NO RESTRICTIONS. Any
subject, any genre, by Americans or non-Americans, as long as they
were published in 2006. I'll even list a 2005 publication if it was
overlooked in my survey last January.


        I plan to post the HIT before January 20.

        Please reply to me personally. Thanks,

                Joan


<bold><italic>Joan</italic></bold>
<bold><italic>Kimball</italic></bold>, Concord, Mass. 
woodkimball@juno.com

Retired from Hart's Hill School Library,   Whitesboro NY

Reviewer for The Library Media Connection

Chair, Press Committee, National Storytelling Network

www.storynet.org   800-525-4514

publisher of "Telling Stories to Children" ed. Lehrman (2005)

and "Beginners Guide to Storytelling" ed. Rydell (2003)


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