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Raising Bookworms
The blog of children's book author, editor and arts educator Emma Walton Hamilton
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- Emma Walton Hamilton
- Sag Harbor, NY, United States
- Emma Walton Hamilton is a best-selling children's book author, editor and arts educator. Together with her mother, Julie Andrews, Emma has authored 16 books for young readers of all ages, four of which have been on the New York Times Bestseller list. Emma also serves as Editorial Director for the Julie Andrews Collection publishing program, and moonlights as a freelance children's book editor. A Co-Founder of Bay Street Theatre in Sag Harbor, NY, she created and managed their unique performance and education programs for young audiences for fifteen years. She speaks regularly on the topics of literacy and the arts, and the synergy between the two. Her latest book is "Raising Bookworms: Getting Kids Reading for Pleasure and Empowerment." (www.raisingbookworms.com)
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4 comments:
I'll try again later to read what you've linked to -- right now it's telling me there's a problem connecting to that website (sigh).
I've pre-ordered my copy of the Poetry Anthology AND the audiobook... now roll on October 1 !!! (Keying in "October 1" made me think that I should order a second copy of the book as a birthday present for my cousin (who likes the links I send her from your blog -- she's an educator and children's writer -- and she'll be celebrating her 47th birthday on October 1 !)
I'll check back tomorrow and see if the link is working...
Here's a direct link for anyone having trouble reading the post... http://www.earlyword.com/2009/06/03/earlyword-kids-at-bea/
Well -- the BEA website finally worked. The shout-out was short and sweet, but definitely GOOD. "Wow, just wow" does it for me. As does "The family gift book of the year". Well done, both of you!
(Just in passing -- it must be discouraging for you to think "Oh, I've got a comment on my blog -- oh, it's just SCB again..." Sorry.)
Fantastic interview at Reading Rockets, Emma! (Saw the link on Twitter). Now I'm hoping the post I put on my blogs will lead more people to the interview, and to realizing the importance of raising bookworms! Here's a link to my post, if you're interested...
http://tinyurl.com/kl6tca
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