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What’s New In Children’s Literature 2019 ACL Presentation

Join Penny Peck for an informative presentation on the latest trends and titles in children's literature. Explore new board books, picture books, easy readers, transitional fiction, poetry, graphic novels, nonfiction, and tween genre fiction. Discover multicultural books for all ages and find out how to stay updated on the latest releases. Don't miss out on this valuable resource for librarians, teachers, and parents!

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What’s New In Children’s Literature 2019 ACL Presentation

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  1. What’s New In Children’s Literature 2019 ACL Presentation Presenter: Penny Peck Pikly@aol.com https://infopeople.org/

  2. Agenda • New Board, Picture Books, focusing on books for Storytimes • Easy Readers • New Transitional Fiction, Poetry, and Graphic Novels • Nonfiction for recreational reading and homework • Tween Genre Fiction and popular series • Multicultural books

  3. Handout • Books covered in the presentation

  4. New Board Books

  5. Book for Baby Storytime

  6. New Interactive Book

  7. New Picture Books

  8. More Picture Books

  9. Informational books for Storytime

  10. New Easy Readers

  11. In Our Next Section • New transitional chapter books • New graphic novels • New poetry • New nonfiction

  12. Transitional Fiction – Definition • Easy Chapter Books • Bridge or Moving Up Books • 2nd and 3rd grades • Series fiction • Sometimes with ink drawings once or twice in each chapter

  13. New Transitional Fiction

  14. New Poetry for Children

  15. New Graphic Novels for Kids

  16. New Nonfiction

  17. Any new favorites I missed you would like to mention?

  18. Tween Genre Fiction • Genres include: • Fantasy • Historical Fiction • Humorous novel • Adventure • Mystery • Realistic/Contemporary • Science Fiction • For grades 4 – 8 • Ages 9-12 • Independent, confident readers

  19. Fantasy

  20. Historical Fiction

  21. Mystery/Horror

  22. Realistic/Contemporary

  23. Science Fiction

  24. New Entries in Popular Series

  25. Any new favorites I missed?

  26. Multicultural Books for Younger Children

  27. Multicultural Books for Older Children

  28. Finding What’s New for Children • Best-seller’s lists: Publishers’ Weekly • ALA/ALSC Book Awards (Newbery, etc.) • Free webinars from Infopeople, and from Booklist magazine and School Library Journal – including recordings of past webinars

  29. Time for questions?

  30. Thank You! Penny Peck Pikly@aol.com

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