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reading Latest News+ XML/RSSBy PR With Panache! Tales2Go, lead provider of streaming audio book service for schools announced today its partnership with VSTE, the Virginia Society for Technology in Education, to offer a group buying opportunity for VSTE members. By 3D Group California based 3D Group conducts a 4-year longitudinal study of Reading in Motion’s art-based instructional program and finds a significant improvement in reading for high risk students in Chicago. By Psychic Angel A new site launches a phone psychic reading service: Psychic Angel. With the best mediums and psychics from North America, Psychic Angel hopes to establish itself as a leader in the arts of divination. By Perfected Pen, Inc. Children’s Discovery Center is now partnering with local children’s literacy program, ‘Eager Readers, Brighter Writers’, founded by children’s book author and literacy coach, Sabrina K. Carpenter. By Empowering Writers Essential Guides: Giving teachers the power to “make it their own” By Tales2Go Flagship New York City campus of new independent school finds its audio book solution for individualized mobile learning By Red Rock Press "Fifty Shades of Gray" is one of the most popular books around, finding its way into book groups across the country. But the pleasure doesn't need to stop with raunchy writing; find out how to enhance your reads even more with "A Reader's Cookbook." By Bikes Books and Better Living Author Kevin Vrabel has published "The Next Great Thing," a book about a cross-country bicycle trip in which Vrabel and his nephews explored the power of daily exercise, healthy eating and feeding the mind and spirit through good books. By familyreviewcenter.com The Family Review Center’s 2012 GOLD AWARD! Awards Recognize Top Individuals and Products in the Business Community By Horizons Savannah Horizons Savannah is excited to release its statistics from the recent 2012 summer enrichment program, in which students in all grades made significant gains in both reading and math. By Pocbooks.com A podcast series reading for Product of Culture book I - Who Are the Colesmiths? Visit the Pocbooks.com or the ITunes store for series subscription. By New York Journal of Books NYJB reviewer David Cooper dives into The Attic, Psalm 44, and The Lute and the Scars citing the Shoah themes plus the lyrical and whimsical quality of the translation. Highly recommended to foreign literature fans and D. Kiš devotees. By Renee Pawlish GetYourKidToRead.com is a unique concept, in that children’s books by new authors are reviewed and rated by a peer group of parents, teachers and young readers before being placed on the suggested reading list By Books by Tiffany A & Clark L Higgins You're all tucked into bed when you hear a sound. Was it in the closet? Maybe beneath your bed? You tell your parents, but they say there is no such thing as monsters. You know what you heard, right? By Thurston Book Exchange Thurston Book Exchange, 5505 Main St., Springfield Oregon will be hosting a book signing and reading from NY Times bestselling author J.A. Jance on Tuesday, September 11th, at 1:00 and again at 3:00. By gal-friday publicity Author impresses upon importance of instilling a love of reading in children early on. By Branson School District RE 82 Advancing learning by focusing on continuous improvement. Branson School District RE-82 highlights areas of accomplishment and growth. Branson students in grades 3-10 scoring Proficient or Advanced in reading was above state average. By Atex Leading software company Atex has appointed Mark Pacey as Sales Director, based in the firm's Reading office. By Origo Books Join author SHARON MARCUS for an evening of poetry, and the signing of her book THE SOUND OF DARKNESS - Saturday September 8th, 6:00pm, Origo Books, downtown Toronto. By gal-friday publicity Time travel book for youngsters bring history alive and gets children ready for fall learning. By www.ookaisland.com Innovation expert Doug Hall travels across Canada in search of everyday inventors with exceptional ideas to find and mentor Canada’s next great inventors, taking them on a journey of a lifetime. On August 1st Ooka Island will take that journey. By JUSTUSarts Educational Entertainment Poetic Storyteller present P.E.P. Rally at Freedom School in Long Beach, California. August 2, 2012 By Kastiel Kozlowski New reading guide combines the advice from over twenty experts, to give parents proven ways to make reading a fun and enjoyable habit in their children’s lives. By Rising Sign Books Whether you're on the beach or lounging poolside, you can enjoy these Hot Summer Reads for only $0.99. But don't wait too long. This price is only good during the week of June 25th-29th. By Johanne Cadet Publicist Before Life: A Collection of Short Stories is available virally and available in bookstores nationwide. Rauf is currently on tour with her book and has appeared on guest spots on radio and television nationwide. By Story Bayou, Inc. Brush of Truth, a recommended book app for reluctant readers 8-12, is cutting its price to 99 cents on June 15 to promote summer reading. The 50 percent discount will be available on iTunes. Brush of Truth was released by Story Bayou. By BQB Publishing Nine-year-old Cody Jackson, America’s One Boy USO, is traveling from Atlanta, Georgia, to sign his Pint-Sized Patriots: Coloring and Activity Book at the June 16 book fair celebration hosted by the Marine Corps Exchange. ByteCool Software releases Chrome browser extension that can change how America's kids learn to read By ByteCool Software The free Chrome browser extension "PIE Transformer" automatically adds diacritics to English words on Web pages to show pronunciation. Once a kid masters a one-page scheme, he will be able to read any English Web page with the help of diacritics. By Origo Books Join author SASKIA VAN TETERING for a talk and the signing of her poetry book AFTER PHILOSOPHY -- Friday July 27, 6:00pm at Origo Books, downtown Toronto. By Sylvan Dell Publishing Sylvan Dell Publishing is excited to have touched more than 6,500 children, teachers and parents with almost 20,000 eBooks read during Children’s Book Week. First Book-Brooklyn Fundraiser at Greenlight Bookstore with author/illustrator Peter Brown on June 2 By First Book-Brooklyn Local non-profit organization First Book-Brooklyn announces its first bookstore event and fundraiser at Greenlight Bookstore in Fort Green, Brooklyn, on Saturday, June 2 at 11 a.m. By Iron Pillar Media Group, Inc. The Runner wants to give you a Kindle Fire for Father`s Day! Get your copy of The Runner in May and enter to win a free Kindle Fire! By Crazy Dragon Books Crazy Dragon Books, the specialist retailer of books about China, have unveiled a new website which transforms the shopping experience for customers. By M M S Discerning purchasers have been so impressed with the exceptional properties at Millgate Homes’ Coopers Place development, in Burghfield Common, that only one four-bedroom home remains. By Computers for Everyone Stanford Alumni partner with Computers for Everyone to host the Second Annual “Reading Rainbow in the Park” at Cesar Chavez Academy fields in East Palo Alto on May 12 By New York Journal of Books New York Journal of Books' reviewer Viv Young says, "A novel by a journalist about journalists promises to be revealing, shocking, and funny. Ms McAfee’s novel The Spoiler brings all of these elements into play, particularly the humor". By New York Journal of Books New York Journal of Books reviewer John L. Murphy Ph.D writes, "In a history illustrating the importance of global ties for the Irish, its links to a European economy facing unprecedented challenges by its own unity serve as a cautionary tale". By New York Journal of Books Reviewer Stephen Roulac: "Mark Updegrove’s scholarly mastery of oral histories, original source documents, and presidential writings, combined with a flair for exquisite storytelling make for a fascinating, can’t-put-down, lust-for-more read". By New York Journal of Books New York Journal of Books reviewer Darren Richard Carlaw writes "These writers examined the intersection of race, culture, and gender in the Western metropolis, and challenged the definition of what it meant to be “British” in the 20th centuries" By New York Journal of Books NYJB reviewer Gordon S. Grice: "Handmade Houses: A Century of Earth-Friendly Home Design Richard Olsen has presented a valuable survey of the development of this building type over the past 75 years. The book is beautiful, informative, and beguiling" By Chuck Howe The Brookhaven Learning Center in Chelsea, VT recently won a Children's Literacy Foundation Grant (CLiF) that entitles them to a $1000 worth of library books for their school! Reading has become a huge focus at Brookhaven in recent years. By The Trust in God Beginning on Good Friday, April 6th of 2012 until Independence Day, July 4th of 2012, Gregory GOrDon, the man who broke into Ronald Reagan's retirement home and who claims to be God, will be reading the entire Bible live at LightoftheWorld.com. By Dr. Yvonne Fournier You can only develop your own personal prosody –no two are alike– if you know the meaning of what you are saying or reading. By New York Journal of Books New York Journal of Books reviewer Jeffery Feiner writes, “If you are in search of a mindless read, are a rabid fan of Mr. Goreski, and have little to no fashion expertise, then this book is for you for you". By Frank Levante Select Property & Association Management announced this week the addition of three new properties to their growing portfolio of condominium and homeowner associations in Central Pennsylvania. Their portfolio grows to a total of 50 associations. By RDW Creations L.L.C. Enter to win Five FREE copies of Diamond in the Rough courtesy of RDW Creations, LLC By Cascade Communications Pocket Literacy Coach Puts Fun, Research-based Learning Lessons in Parents' Pockets By New York Journal of Books Cynthia Doran writes,“With The Art of Medicine: Over 2,000 Years of Images and Imagination on your lap a faraway gallery is made available—a gallery in which the past and the current worlds appear, both filtered through the art of medicine.” New York Journal of Books Reviews "War Time: An Idea, Its History, Its Consequences" by Mary Dudziak By New York Journal of Books NYJB Reviewer Jerry Mark Silverman writes, "Ms. Dudziak’s answer to those questions is that a failure to recalibrate our thinking about what must be accepted during times of “war” poses a threat to Americans’ civil liberties." By Swyers Publishing Nicholas Trandahl celebrates the release of his first book "The Azure Wizard - A Legend of the Fallen Baronies" |
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