The Many Hats of a School Librarian

Monkey & Robot by Peter Catalanotto My rating: 3 of 5 stars Nice beginning reader. Cute stories about good friends and having fun together. View all my reviews

Betty Bunny Didn't Do It by Michael B. Kaplan My rating: 3 of 5 stars This could be shared with kids as a opener to lying. It's kind of funny, but has a great message. View all my reviews

Bunnies on Ice by Johanna Wright My rating: 3 of 5 stars Of course I liked this book since I am a champion figure skater, too. It's a nice book to read with cute illustrations. View all my reviews

The Market Bowl by Jim Averbeck My rating: 4 of 5 stars I always love getting a little "taste" of African cultures and this book shares it. I just might try to make the bitter-leaf stew some day, and I definitely will be recommending this to two girls in my school are are from Cameroon. View all my reviews

Exclamation Mark by Amy Krouse Rosenthal My rating: 4 of 5 stars Adorable! I hope my 1st graders can use ! . and ? in this book to remember when they should use them in their own writing. View all my reviews

Reached by Ally Condie My rating: 5 of 5 stars I liked the first book, Matched enough to keep reading. The 2nd book, Crossed, I though "blah, blah, blah, love, love, love, Ky, Cassia, blah, blah. This book, Reached, was amazing. I had trouble putting it down, and when I did the story stayed in my head until I started reading again. So glad I read through Crossed to get to this one! View all my reviews

Here is a link to the cool tools that I referenced in my Web 2.0 Slam. I hope you find a way to use them! Comment here if you have a great idea! Web 2.0 Slam notes