I'm polishing up my presentations for LaGrange College this coming Tuesday and can't wait to spend time with folks dedicated to the promotion of children's literature.
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I'm looking forward to a tour of the campus and the brand new library with Charlene Baxter, Technical and Public Services Librarian. At the UGA Children's Lit. Conference, I attended Dr. Joyce Hillyer's wonderful workshop on nonfiction, and I'll have the pleasure of meeting some of her students in the afternoon.
Back in the day, I took the two classes Furman offered on children's literature, when it was still a fairly new field of study at the collegiate level. It's terrific that now children's literature is so prominently featured in a variety of education classes. I'm thrilled to share in the mix and, in the process, to promote the amazing work of other authors in our region to future teachers!
http://www.lagrange.edu/MasterCalendar/EventDetails.aspx?data=Nghe9Mdf%2b6oFBrtTL8%2buf1IYya1faG0sEL%2bZPkgvzaE%3d
I'm looking forward to a tour of the campus and the brand new library with Charlene Baxter, Technical and Public Services Librarian. At the UGA Children's Lit. Conference, I attended Dr. Joyce Hillyer's wonderful workshop on nonfiction, and I'll have the pleasure of meeting some of her students in the afternoon.
Back in the day, I took the two classes Furman offered on children's literature, when it was still a fairly new field of study at the collegiate level. It's terrific that now children's literature is so prominently featured in a variety of education classes. I'm thrilled to share in the mix and, in the process, to promote the amazing work of other authors in our region to future teachers!