Morning Notes: Simplified Time Travel Edition
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
JK ROWLING ANNOUNCES…SOMETHING
The Harry Potter author has generated a lot of speculation with a new “Pottermore” website and YouTube countdown clock. Click here to read 7 theories on what it could be.
50 CENT TO PEN BOOK ON BULLYING – I’M NOT KIDDING
I thought my celebrity author shock-o-meter was maxed out with Tyra Banks, but no! Click here to read.
(Thanks to Bookshelves of Doom for the link)
A WRINKLE IN TIME GETS A BETTER TITLE
Better Book Titles does it again. Click here to read.
Bone Dog by Eric Rohmann. On shelves July 19, 2011.
How did I miss this? Caldecott winner Eric Rohmann has written what sounds like a unique Halloween story about a dead dog that reappears…in as a skeleton.
Lynn and Cindy list their favorite covers of the year. Are any of your favorites on the list? Click the image above to read.
You may have heard that the next Diary of a Wimpy Kid title has been announced. If not, let @shannonmiller fill you in.
This wins the award for coolest and most bizarre book trailer of the year. The cool part comes in the form of the words spelled out with string. Then they show the book, and we get the bizarre. What was that? Seriously – what was that?
Filed under: Morning Notes, News
About Travis Jonker
Travis Jonker is an elementary school librarian in Michigan. He writes reviews (and the occasional article or two) for School Library Journal and is a member of the 2014 Caldecott committee. You can email Travis at scopenotes@gmail.com, or follow him on Twitter: @100scopenotes.
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
SLJ Blog Network
Cover Reveal and Q&A: Dusti Bowling’s Latest – The Beat I Drum (Apr 2025)
Kevin McCloskey on ‘Lefty’ | Review and Drawn Response
Notable NON-Newbery Winners: Waiting for Gold?
The Seven Bills That Will Safeguard the Future of School Librarianship
Take Five: Newbery Picks, Part Two
Gayle Forman Visits The Yarn!
ADVERTISEMENT
Emily Calkins says
That IS a seriously weird book trailer. The worst part might be that the publisher features books by today’s great artist’s! Artist’s what? You’re a publishing company! There’s no need for that apostrophe!