links for 2009-10-30

Can you guess what I've been doing in the evenings? Yep … cleaning up old posts. Unfortunately, that has resulted in a bunch of new links in our daily list.

When I started the Reading Tub, I wrote the tag line Turning a page … opening the world. I thought it captured the potential and reach of reading. There is

I need  list for my books. Yes, I am serious. I guess I should be clear – this is another list. I already have several: a list of books arriving daily and

May 2009 I'm a little disappointed we didn't have much nonfiction this month, but we still found plenty to read. I didn't return from BookExpo America until

We kicked off our first day of vacation last week with a trip to the library to sign up for the Summer Reading program.  We read all of the books we brought

On our visit to the library last week, we picked up a broader variety of books: 5 picture books, 2 illustrated chapter books, and Dr. Frankenstein's Human Body

Reading Ahead – June 2009 | Scrub-a-Dub-Tub, a Reading Tub Blog The shelves are once again bulging. Starting in early

The shelves are once again bulging. Starting in early May the pace of new arrivals began to pick up, aided in early June by BookExpo America. Look for a post in

Welcome to Nonfiction Monday! We'd love to hear about your review of a nonfiction book for children. Nonfiction books for children can be lots of fun. They

Updated: originally titled Week 4 of the Library Club. This is actually week 5. Ah, it's nice to be back with a new stash of books. We didn't make it to the

Updated: I can't count! This is week 6, not week 5. I'm not sure what is harder to accept – that the Summer Reading program at the library ended 25 July or

July 2009 Beginning with the July list, I have added a note to all of our book reviews on the website. The note explains the source of the book and/or

Catherine and I returned to the library probably for the last time this summer. I wanted a batch of books with a return date that got us through to school.