Politics in Practice
Tag: Carnegie Medal
Fusenews: Who are we to say?
We’re diving right in today. Check out this killer poster: Now if you’re one of the lucky ducks living in NYC, or will be there on the date of 4/16, you now have your marching orders. This is an event held at Bank Street College of Education and in wracking my brains I can’t think […]
Newbery / Caldecott / Etc. 2012: Post Awards Edition
Since it’s apparently football season (or at least that’s what the trending topics on Twitter seem to imply) think of this as a kind of post-game recap of what went on yesterday in the land of ALA Media Awards. Each year I like to look at what I got right, what I got wrong, what […]
Fusenews: In which I get to use the term “mankiest”
Daylight Saving (not “Savings” I just learned) has arrived and you know what that means? It means babies have a terrible sense of telling time. Just awful. And that, in turn, means I’d better crank out a lickety-split Fusenews before I hear the telltale sound of little eyelids opening. First up, The New York Times […]
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Fusenews: “I’m no mollycoddle, I have skin!”
Matt doesn’t blog on Saturdays. And to be fair, I’m not certain that the average reader is as interested in blogs on the weekend as they might be during the week. That said, I know a fair number of you are librarians and that a fair number of you are also probably stuck at work […]
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