Authors and Illustrators on the Web. Visit the homepages of your favorite children's authors. See where they're speaking and what they've written lately. Many of these pages have suggestions for activities and/or crafts which can be used by parents and teachers to enrich the enjoyment of the books.
Aesop's Fables On line versions of these famous stories.
Jan Brett's Homepage. For all of you who like The Mitten and Jan's other books, here are activity pages featuring her art and including ideas for parents and teachers to use with her books.
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Fairrosa Cyber Library of Children's Literature
A wonderful site for anyone who loves children's literature. Click on the "Reading Room" for on-line versions of everything from Mother Goose to Lewis Carroll to Weekly Reader. I came for the Bibliography of Dragon Stories and keep returning because I love everything here.
Fifty-one Stories to tell to Children Online version of Sara Cone Bryant's Book on Storytelling. Compiled by the Electronic Text Center, University of Virginia Library.
Kid's Corner featuring the stories of Beatrix Potter. Read the stories on line, complete with all the original illustrations. Prepared by Ohio University Telecommunications Center
Planet Esme Themed bibliographies for preschoolers as well as ideas and bibliographies for reading fun with middle graders.
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Scholastic Go to the source for Harry Potter, Animorphs, Dear America, Magic Schoolbus, etc., etc., etc. Book reviews, games, and information about all of Scholastic's publications.
Storytelling with kids.A complete 10-step unit on helping kids to become effective storytellers. Great ideas for storytellers of all ages!
Absolutely Whootie: Stories to Grow By
Award-winning new interactive site. Fairytales & folk tales from around the world tell tales of courage, friendship, kindness. Visit Whootieland for fun & games with fairytale themes.
Winnie the Pooh. An "unofficial" site by Justin Valentin, which shows the love we can have for a book...or a bear.