Yippee! Super excited to announce that I will be serving as a CYBILS first round judge for the Elementary and Middle Grade Nonfiction. I've done poetry for the last couple of years, but actually started my CYBILS "career" as a nonfiction judge, and am excited to be returning to that category!
Category Description
Nonfiction
is the perfect way to introduce elementary and middle grade kids to the
amazing world around them from history and biography to art and nature.
Science? Math? Animals? Sports? It's all here and more besides! We have
expanded from the previous nonfiction picture books category and are
now accepting titles suitable for reading aloud or independently,
including picture books, easy readers, and early chapters. We're looking
for text, illustrations or photographs that will wow kids and adults
alike and topics so fascinating that kids will want to go digging for
more, more, more nonfiction!
And here are the other judges- lots of new to me blogs, which is also fun!
Round 1
Franki Sibberson, Reading Yearhttp://readingyear.blogspot.com/
@frankisibberson
Ellen Zschunke, On the Shelf 4 Kids
http://ontheshelf4kids.blogspot.com
@ontheshelf4kids
Amy Broadmoore, Delightful Children's Books
http://delightfulchildrensbooks.
@delightchildbks
Alysa Stewart, Everead
http://www.evereadbooks.com
@everead
Mike Lewis, Blog 142
http://mrlewis5.blogspot.com/
@145lewis
Alice Mar, Supratentorial
http://www.supratentorial.wordpress.com
Round 2
Laura Wadley, Provo Library Children's Book Reviewshttp://pclkidsbooks.blogspot.com
Roberta Gibson, Wrapped in Foil
http://blog.wrappedinfoil.com/
@RobertaGibson
Jen Fukuyama, Perogies and Gyoza
http://www.perogiesandgyoza.com
@perogies_gyoza
Reshama Deshmukh, Stacking Books
http://www.stackingbooks.com
@StackingBks
Catherine Nichols, The Cath in the Hat
http://thecathinthehat.blogspot.com/
@TheCathInTheHat
I'm looking forward to sharing lots of great nonfiction with you!
NOMINATIONS OPEN OCTOBER 1ST. HEAD OVER TO THE CYBILS WEBSITE TO CHECK OUT ALL OF THE DIFFERENT CATEGORIES!
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