By the numbers...
300s (Social Sciences - Fashion, Life in General)
- Fabulous Fashions of the 1920s by Felicia Niven, reviewed by Sherry at Semicolon
- Please read if at all possible: The Girl Project by Kate Engelbrecht, reviewed by Jennie at BiblioFile
500s & 600s (Science - Trees, Plants, Animals, Math and Applied Science - Trains)
- The Alligator's Super Sense [article] by Ana Maria Rodriguez at Ana's Nonfiction Blog
- Celebritrees by Margi Preus (Cybil nomination!) reviewed by Amy at Hope is the Word
- Face to Face with Caterpillars by Darlyne Murawski reviewed by Jennifer at JeanLittleLibrary (that's me!)
- Let's Count to 100 by Masayuki Sebe, reviewed by Jone at Check It Out (This is a really cool book FYI!)
- Ponies by Laura Marsh and Trains by Amy Shields (National Geographic easy readers) reviewed by Heidi at Geo Librarian (I am a HUGE FAN of these nonfiction easy readers! They're amazing!)
- Ruby, Violet, Lime: Looking for Color by Jane Brocket, reviewed by Anastasia Suen at Picture Book of the Day
700s (Arts and Entertainment - Dance, Codes, Crafts, Sports)
- Edgar Degas in Museums and Books, created by Kerry at Picture Books and Pirouettes
- Freestyle BMX by Isabel Thomas, reviewed by Anastasia Suen at Chapter Book of the Day
- The Mysterious Benedict Society: Mr. Benedict's Book of Perplexing Puzzles etc. by Trenton Lee Stewart, reviewed by Shelf-Employed
- Teammates by Peter Golenbock, reviewed by Janet at All About Books With Janet Squires
800s (Literature - Poetry, Theater)
900s (History - Archaeology)
900s (History - Archaeology)
Biographies (some libraries put these in the 900s, but at my library they have their own shelves!)
- Balloons over Broadway: The true story of the puppeteer of Macy's Parade by Melissa Sweet, reviewed by Abby the Librarian
- Drawing from Memory by Allen Say, reviewed by Chicken Spaghetti
- The East-West House: Noguchi's Childhood in Japan by Christy Hale, reviewed by author Jeanne Walker Harvey at True Tales & a Cherry on Top
- Going Solo by Roald Dahl, reviewed by Fats at Gathering Books
- Jane Austen: A life revealed by Catherine Reef, reviewed by Roberta at Wrapped in Foil
21 comments:
I've written about Fabulous Fashions of the 1920' s by Felicia Lowenstein Niven.
http://www.semicolonblog.com/?p=15608
Thanks for hosting.
Hi, Jean. Thanks for hosting! I'm so glad to be joining Nonfiction Monday again after a long absence. I wanted to share a post related to dance-related picture books inspired by Edgar Degas and his paintings. Although some are more fictional than others, they all could be good accompaniments to lessons on Degas and impressionism: http://kerryaradhya.blogspot.com/2011/10/edgar-degas-in-museums-and-in-books.html
Hi Jennifer and Happy Halloween! Here's my post for the day
THE EAST-WEST HOUSE: Noguchi's Childhood in Japan by Christy Hale
http://jeannewalkerharvey.blogspot.com/2011/10/east-west-house.html
Thanks for hosting today!
Jeanne
My post is up:
http://www.hopeisthewordblog.com/2011/10/30/celebritrees-historic-and-famous-trees-of-the-world-by-margi-preus/
Hi jean, thanks for hosting this week.
Fats writes about Roald Dahl's "Going Solo" for our Nonfiction Monday Contribution in GatheringBooks. Here's the link for Fats' review:
http://gatheringbooks.wordpress.com/2011/10/31/nonfiction-monday-going-solo-by-roald-dahl/
Happy Halloween, and thanks for hosting! Today I'm featuring The Mysterious Benedict Society: Mr. Benedict's Book of Perplexing Puzzles, Elusive Enigmas, and Curious Conundrums.
http://shelf-employed.blogspot.com/2011/10/mysterious-benedict-society-mr.html
Happy Monday! Thanks for hosting. I read The Mysteries of Angkor Wat and posted my thoughts at: http://proseandkahn.livejournal.com/275078.html
brenda
Hello, Jean! Thank you for hosting today. My contribution is "The Alligator's Super Sense, and More" at "Ana's NonFiction Blog" (http://anasnonfictionblog.blogspot.com/) Happy readings for the Cybils.
Hey Jennifer!
At Abby the Librarian, I have a review of Balloons Over Broadway: The True Story of the Puppeteer of Macy's Parade by Melissa Sweet
http://www.abbythelibrarian.com/2011/10/balloons-over-broadway.html
Thanks for hosting and Happy Halloween!!!
Hi Jen, there are actually three of us in GatheringBooks. Iphigene, Fats, and myself.
This time around, its Fats who did the review, not me. :)
Oops! I do silly things early in the morning (-:)
I have a review of two National Geographic Readers today, Ponies and Trains. The reviews are posted at
http://geolibrarian.blogspot.com/2011/10/nonfiction-monday-more-national.html
Thanks for hosting.
Thanks for looking after today's event, Jennifer.
I'm looking at The Year of Goodbyes by Debbie Levy. Not sure which Dewey # you'll want to put it in. The Doucette Libray gave it and 811 but it could go in the 900's or even the fiction number, 823.
Thanks again.
Tammy
Apples with Many Seeds
http://applewithmanyseedsdoucette.blogspot.com/2011/10/historical-thinking-at-its-best.html
811 seems to be the consensus of my library system as well. Yay! We didn't have any 800s!
Good morning Jennifer,
I love the Dewey system of organization! Very clever and helpful, too.
I am in with a biography of Jane Austin by Catherine Reef at http://blog.wrappedinfoil.com/2011/10/jane-austen-a-life-revealed/
(A Cybils nominee).
Thank you for hosting.
I love that you're doing this by Dewey Decimal number! Sorry I didn't include mine earlier. The Mysterious Benedict Society: Mr. Benedict's Book of Perplexing Puzzles, Elusive Enigmas, and Curious Conundrums is 793.73
Shelf-Employed - I can move you to the 700s, our system put all the copies in fiction so I just stuck it at the end (-;)
I have a book on counting. I like how you did the Dewey Decimal. Clever.
http://wp.me/pG1xR-gc
I'm in today with a MG/YA NFC Cybils nominee, Please Read (if at all possible.) It's in the 300s. (Love that you're doing this by Dewey!)
http://www.jenrothschild.com/2011/10/nonfiction-monday-please-read-if-at-all.html
Thanks for hosting.
My selection is "Teammates" written by Peter Golenbock and illustrated by Paul Bacon
I live this Dewey system for listing the posts!
Today I have Ruby, Violet, Lime: Looking for Color at Picture Book of the Day http://wp.me/pWySC-jr 535.6 and Freestyle BMX at Chapter Book of the Dayhttp://wp.me/p1fHyF-do 796.6
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