Here is the power point for the GHARC workshop January 2010

1. Books and Readers And Ladders?

2. Where to get the power point? http://professornana.livejournal.com www.slideshare.ne/professornana

3. From Heinemann

5. Play

6. Empathy

7. Symphony

8. Story

10. Left to right, etc.

11. GN for young readers

12. Random House

13. Wordsong/Boyds Mills

14. "Brevity gets right to the point doesn't dawdle, dicker, or delay always short and sweet whenever there is something to do or say brevity comes in handy when you are subject to a chewing out a bout of the flu a pain in the neck or waiting in line for the loo in fact, this poem has gone on so long that its recital would no longer qualify as an example of its title" 10

15. Poetry that appeals

17. For older readers…

18. 14

19. Play Humor depends on play Word play is another variation And do not forget PLAYS in and of themselves

20. Humor is developmental

21. Humor Ladder

22. HarperCollins

23. Viking

24. Tor

26. Pinata

27. Scholastic

28. Tor/Starscape

29. HarperCollins

30. Scholastic

31. Steampunk

32. Dial

33. Holt

34. Random House

35. Word play

36. More word play

37. The play’s the thing

38. Hamlet

39. Candlewick

40. The play’s the thing

41. 37

42. Never content?

43. Illustration of empathy

44. Walker

46. Candlewick

47. Scholastic

48. Front Street

49. Divorce

50. Real beauty

51. 47

52. Symphony calls to mind Many voices or instruments blending into one

53. Scholastic-Swan lake

54. 50 Holt

55. 51

56. Candlewick

57. Egmont

58. Simon and Schuster

59. FSG

60. All sides to story

61. Two voives braided

62. Story circle

63. Readers’ theater

64. 60

65. 61 There are many ways to describe Ms. Underdorf. She was brilliant and joyous, and she believed-probably correctly-that libraries contain the answers to everything, and that if you can’t find the information you seek in the library, then such information probably does not exist in this or any other parallel universe now or ever to be known. She was thoughtful and kind and always believed the best of everybody. She was, above all else, a master librarian and knew where to find any book on any subject in the shortest possible time. And she was wonderfully unhinged… And so the Amazing Armadillo.

66. Random House

67. Candlewick

68. HarperCollins

69. Dutton

70. 3 stories become 1

71. Same time, not POV

72. CincoPuntos

73. 69

74. 70

75. 71

76. Viking

77. Candlewick

78. HarperCollins

79. First second

80. Fairies in our world

81. Aladdin

83. Norton

85. Nonfiction Ladder

86. Looking at art

87. Art and artists

88. Fascinating topics

89. Physics for tweens

90. Biography

91. HarperCollins

92. 6 word memoirs FIVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS AND TWO OBITUARIES.YOU'RE THE PARENT. ACT LIKE ONE.EXAGGERATION IS THE SPICE OF LIFE.GOD ABANDONED ME, SO I RECIPROCATED.I NEVER GOT MY HOGWARTS LETTER. (could be Hank Green's memoir?)WOULD BE SLUT GIVEN THE CHANCE.YOU MADE ME STRONGER. THANKS, RAPIST.MEASURED OUT MY LIFE IN LITERATURE.LIFE IS FULL OF "AWKWARD TURTLE" MOMENTS.INSERT MELODRAMATIC CLICHE-TEEN ICK HERE.

93. History Ladder chronological

94. Scholastic

95. Voices of music

96. FSG

97. 1968

98. Candlewick

99. History alive

100. Audio Ladder

101. Easy listening

102. Newbery/Odyssey

103. More challenging

104. And more challenges

105. Where to find books Award lists www.ala.org/yalsa Reader lists Amazon YALSA TTT Starred reviews

106. Teens top ten Paper Towns by John Green (Penguin/Dutton) Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer (Little, Brown Books for Young Readers) The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins (Scholastic) City of Ashes by Cassandra Clare (Simon & Schuster/Margaret K. McElderry) Identical by Ellen Hopkins (Simon & Schuster/Margaret K. McElderry) The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman (HarperCollins) Wake by Lisa McMann (Simon & Schuster/Simon Pulse) Untamed by P.C. and Kristin Cast (St. Martin's Griffin) The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks by E. Lockhart (Disney-Hyperion) Gracelingby Kristin Cashore (Harcourt/Houghton Mifflin Harcourt)

107. Multiple stars five stars--WINTERGIRLS by Laurie Halse AndersonCHARLES AND EMMA by Deborah HeiligmanCLAUDETTE COLVIN by Phillip HooseWHEN YOU REACH ME by Rebecca SteadMARCELO IN THE REAL WORLD by Francisco StorkTALES FROM OUTER SUBURBIA by Shaun Tan

108. Multiple stars four stars--CATCHING FIRE by Suzanne CollinsIF I STAY by Gayle FormanTHE EVOLUTION OF CALPURNIA TATE by Jacqueline KellyA SEASON OF GIFTS by Richard PeckHEROES OF THE VALLEY by Jonathan StroudTHE FROG SCIENTIST by Pamela Turner

109. Multiple stars three stars--THE DAY-GLO BROTHERS by Chris BartonTHE VAST FIELDS OF ORDINARY by Nick BurdALL THE BROKEN PIECES by Ann BurgASHLEY BRYAN: WORDS TO MY LIFE'S SONG by Ashely BryanFIRE by Kristin CashoreMISSION CONTROL, THIS IS APOLLO by Andrew ChaikinTHE MAGICIAN'S ELEPHANT by Kate DiCamilloTHE LOST CONSPIRACY by Frances HardingeNORTH OF BEAUTIFUL by Justina Chen HeadleyTHE COLOR OF EARTH by Kim Dong Hwa1968 by Michael KaufmanWHERE THE MOUNTAIN MEETS THE MOON by Grace LinCARBON DIARIES 2015 by Saci LloydYEARS OF DUST by Albert MarrinA SAVAGE THUNDER by Jim MurphyRIOT by Walter Dean MyersBURN MY HEART by Beverly NaidooTHE DEMON'S LEXICON by Sarah Rees BrennanALMOST ASTRONAUTS by Tanya Lee StoneCREATURE OF THE NIGHT by Kate ThompsonWRITTEN IN BONE by Sally WalkerTHE ETERNAL SMILE by Gene Yang and Derek Kirk Kim

110. But stars do not count Kids do!

111. What do kids say?

112. Building strong readers