Asian Pacific Heritage Month May 2008
Celebrate the month with the Asia Society
Meet Sameera Righton, aka Sparrow, star of two "fast and funny" (PW) novels from Dutton. Visit her blog about Election '08 and the REAL first kid wannabes! Check out the books, trailers, and other goodies.
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chat about ...
- Mitali Events (121)
- Life Between Cultures (108)
- Writing Life (103)
- Teen Reads (81)
- Web Kid Lit Resources (69)
- Books Between Cultures (65)
- First Daughter Books (Dutton 2007-8) (64)
- Multicultural Events and Resources (51)
- Kid Reads (44)
- Rickshaw Girl (Charlesbridge) (42)
- Great Blogs (39)
- Making A Difference (32)
- Awards (27)
- Flicks Between Cultures (27)
- Poetry Friday (23)
- Libraries Between Cultures (21)
- readergirlz (20)
- Why I Write For Kids (19)
- Book Promotion (17)
- Paper Tigers (17)
- Kahani Magazine (16)
- Getting Published (15)
- Monsoon Summer (Random House) (15)
- Secret Keeper (Random House 2009) (13)
- Cybil Awards (11)
- Edge of the Forest (10)
- Sunita Sen (Little Brown) (9)
- TV Between Cultures (9)
- The Bamboo People (Charlesbridge 2009) (9)
- NESCBWI (8)
- Author Interviews (7)
- Geeky Stuff (5)
- Laura Rennert (My Agent) (4)
- Conferences (2)
- Fusion Stories (2)
- Operation Teen Book Drop (2)
- Ten Critical Questions (2)
- Fantasy (1)
places to go
- A Chair, A Fireplace, and a Tea Cozy
- A Fuse #8 Production
- A Wrung Sponge
- Big A little a
- Blue Rose Girls
- Book Buds
- Book Moot
- Chasing Ray
- Chicken Spaghetti
- Class of 2k7
- Cynsations
- Finding Wonderland
- FUSION STORIES
- GottaBook
- Jen Robinson's Book Page
- Just One More Book!
- Kahani Magazine
- La Bloga
- Literary Safari
- Little Willow
- MotherReader
- Oz and Ends
- Paper Tigers
- Phantom Scribbler
- Pooja's South Asian Kid Lit List
- Read Roger
- Semicolon
- Sepia Mutiny
- Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast
- ShelfTalker (PW Blog)
- SLJ Blogs
- The Cybil Awards
- The Edge of the Forest
- YPulse
stuff you missed
2 comments:
Thanks so much for posting this video. I was surprised by how much it touched me. I even followed your link and checked out some of the other videos on the Asia Society's webpage!
Thanks for posting this! I hope you don't mind my sharing it on my blog, too. Thanks, too, for mentioning my blog and recipe series the other day.
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