Non-Fiction Monday - Kidlitosphere

Today I am hosting Kidlitosphere  Non-Fiction Monday. Kidlit bloggers and others will offer their best posts for nonfiction. Keep checking the comments as I update links all day.

 Paula Willey is getting a jump on the week by pre-writing her review of The Vermeer Interviews: Conversations with Seven Works of Art by Bob Raczka. It'll be up on Pink Me (http://pinkme.typepad.com)

Comments

[Doret]

Sweet I am not the only one linking my Monday Post on a Tuesday. I feel much better.

Let Freedom Sing by Vanessa Newton

http://thehappynappybookseller.blogspot.com/2009/11/let-freedom-sing-vanessa-newton.html

[WendieO]

Here comes my Nonfiction Monday on a Tuesday, again. I'm doing About Penguins by Cathryn Sill at --
http://wendieold.blogspot.com/2009/11/nonfiction-monday-about-penguins.html
-wendieOld

[3T]

http://3tnar.blogspot.com/2009/11/from-lerners-dictatorships-series.html

Better late than never - every time we tried to post we got a phone call about tomorrow's New Moon party. Here's a book about a guy who needed to be locked in a room with some hungry Volturi...

[Sarah N.]

Thanks for hosting. I forgot to add my link earlier this morning :) I've reviewed Dinosaurs in Your Backyard: http://inneedofchocolate.wordpress.com/2009/11/16/non-fiction-monday-dinosaurs-in-your-backyard/

[Doret]

Hey, coming in a little late

Claudette Colvin: Twice Toward Justice
http://thehappynappybookseller.blogspot.com/2009/11/claudette-colvin-twice-toward-justice.html

Thank You

[Charlotte]

Hi Tina,

Thanks from me too!

I have Lost Worlds, by John Howe: http://charlotteslibrary.blogspot.com/2009/11/lost-worlds-by-john-howe-for-nonfiction.html

[jone]

Hi. Thank you for hosting. Here is mine: http://maclibrary.wordpress.com/2009/11/16/non-fiction-monday-two-great-books-about-math/
Two reviews of books about math.

[Lynn Rutan]

We are coming in this afternoon with Redwoods by Jason Chin at Bookends: http://bookends.booklistonline.com/ Thanks for hosting Nonfiction Monday!

Lynn Rutan

[MotherReader]

MotherReader has Zero Is the Leaves on the Trees at

http://www.motherreader.com/2009/11/nonfiction-monday-zero-is-leaves-on.html

Thanks for hosting!

[Anastasia Suen]

Thanks for hosting, Tina. Picture Book of the Day is reading Cool Cars and Trucks by Sean Kenney.

http://6traits.wordpress.com/2009/11/16/nonfiction-monday-cool-cars-and-trucks/

[Easter]

Thank you for hosting. There are some terrific books this week!

I wrote about three of my favorite theater books at Owl in the Library.

http://owlinthelibrary.typepad.com/owl-in-the-library/2009/11/nonfiction-monday-going-to-the-theater.html

[Kim]

Thanks for hosting this week, Tina!

Kim Hutmacher posted a review of Up, Up and Away by Ginger Wadsworth at the Wild About Nature blog.

http://wildaboutnaturewriters.blogspot.com/2009/11/nonfiction-monday-up-up-and-away.html

[Tricia]

Hi Tina,

I'm in today with a review of How To Build Your Own Country.
http://missrumphiuseffect.blogspot.com/2009/11/nonfiction-monday-how-to-build-your-own.html

Thanks for hosting this shindig!
Tricia

[Robin Gaphni]

Thanks so much for hosting, Tina. Today I wrote about Never Smile at a Monkey at The Book Nosher. http://thebooknosher.blogspot.com/2009/11/never-smile-at-monkey.html

[Shirley Duke]

Thanks for hosting. Today I have The Ant's Nest at SimplyScience.

http://simplyscience.wordpress.com/2009/11/11/the-ants-nest/

[Roberta]

Good Morning,

Roberta explores Steve Parker's Ferns, Mosses & Other Spore-Producing Plants at http://blog.wrappedinfoil.com/2009/11/ferns-mosses-and-other-spore-producing-plants/

Thanks for hosting,

[Lori Calabrese]

Hey Tina!

I enjoyed reading your post about just starting out writing for children. I still laugh at my very first manuscript, but it's a reminder that if you write everyday, you will get better! Your art made me smile, too! :)

For nonfiction Monday, I review Dinosaurs (Learning in Action).
http://loricalabrese.com/2009/11/encounter-dinosaurs/

Have a great day!

[Amanda]

I have a review up of the series, What's the Weather Like? at A Patchwork of Books. Thanks!

http://apatchworkofbooks.blogspot.com/2009/11/non-fiction-monday-whats-weather-like.html

[Alicia]

It's my first Nonfiction Monday post! I've reviewed Tony Medina's I and I here: http://librariyan.blogspot.com/2009/11/nonfiction-monday-i-and-i-by-tony.html

[Jennifer]

Jennifer at Jean Little Library has reviewed two books on the American Revolution. http://jeanlittlelibrary.blogspot.com/2009/11/upon-secrecy-and-by-sword-by-selene.html

[Rasco from RIF]

Hello to all! While not technically a non-fiction book, the author Jeannette Walls herself labeled it "A True Life Novel" about her grandmother, a follow up to THE GLASS CASTLE. HALF BROKE HORSES is a thought provoking look at a strong woman in tough times; scroll to end of this WEEK'S END: http://www.rascofromrif.org/?p=6417

Happy Non-Fiction Monday!
Carol Rasco from RIF

[Abby]

Thanks for hosting this week!

Over at Abby (the) Librarian, I'm reviewing Faith by Maya Ajmera, Magda Nakassis, and Cynthia Pon.

http://abbylibrarian.blogspot.com/2009/11/book-review-faith.html

Happy Nonfiction Monday!

[Angela]

Thanks for hosting! This week, I reviewed "The Road of Lost Innocence," a YA auto-biography of Cambodian anti-prostitution activist Somaly Mam at Bookish Blather: http://bookishblather.blogspot.com/2009/11/review-road-of-lost-innocence-by-somaly.html