Nonfiction Monday Round-Up

Posted March 10, 2008

Nonfiction MondayWelcome to the Nonfiction Monday Round-up!

Add your post to the round-up by clicking on the link below. Please write the title of your book or topic (in parentheses) after your name so Mr. Linky makes a hotlink for it. For example: Picture Book of the Day (An Island Grows) I’ll post the links on this page as the day goes on. Thanks!

1. Picture Book of the Day (An Island Grows) 
2. Laura Salas (Asking for More Money)
3. Kate Messner (Steel Drumming at the Apollo)
4. A Fuse #8 Production (George Washington Carver)
5. I.N.K. (Kathleen Krull on Cool New Books and the Fartiste)
6. Lori Calabrese Writes (May I Pet Your Dog?)
7. Mary Lee (Trout Are Made of Trees)
8. Sara Lewis Holmes (The Art Spirit)
9. Chicken Spaghetti (Easy Readers with a “Wow!” Factor)
10. Abby the Librarian (The Forbidden Schoolhouse)
11. Amy Thomas (international school acquisitions
12. The Well-Read Child (Tasting the Sky: A Palestinian Childhood)
13. Becky (The Cage)
14. Audiobooker (Revenge of the Whale)
15. Tricia (On Matters Evolutionary)
16. Wild Rose Reader (What To Do About Alice?)
17. BookMoot (Ralph Masiello’s Dragon Drawing Book)
18. Becky Levine (”Nonfiction Challenges”)
19. WendieO (BUGS !)
19. We Love Children’s Books
20. Marianne H.Nielsen(Starfish)
21. A Patchwork of Books (Biographies)

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4 Comments so far

  1. Mary Burkey on March 10, 2008

    Thanks for hosting! Give a listen to a great nonfiction audiobook: Revenge of the Whale. More details on http://audiobooker.blogspot.com/

    Mary Burkey

  2. Nonfiction Monday - On Matters Evolutionary at Open Wide, Look Inside on March 10, 2008

    [...] This post was written for Nonfiction Monday. Head on over to Anastasia Suen’s blog and check out all the great posts highlighting nonfiction this week. [...]

  3. wendieO on March 10, 2008

    Since a second wonderful insect pop-up arrived in our library, I had to blog about using them for our Summer Reading Program this summer. They are certainly non fiction (informational) books, despite the fact that our library put them in the picture book section. The National SRP theme this year is — Catch the Reading Bug.
    -wendieO

  4. Marianne Nielsen on March 10, 2008

    Thanks for hosting Anastasia.

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