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1. Review: The Wordkeepers by Jash Sen
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By: Marjorie Coughlan, on 11/9/2015
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Book one in YA trilogy, The Wordkeepers, by Jash Sen (Duckbill Books, 2013)

 

The Wordkeepers
written by Jash Sen
(Duckbill Books, 2013)

 
Epic in its scope, The Wordkeepers begins with a prologue set five thousand years ago, … Continue reading ... →

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2. Review: Curious Cat! Learn About the Seasons, by Maria Denjongpa and Phurba Namgay
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By: Marjorie Coughlan, on 10/9/2015
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Curious Cat! Learn About the Seasons, written by Maria Denjongpa, illustrated by Phurba Namgay (Scholastic Early Science series, Scholastic India, 2014)

Curious Cat! Learn About the Seasons
written by Maria Denjongpa, illustrated by Phurba Namgay
(Scholastic Early Science series, Scholastic … Continue reading ... →

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3. Review: What Shall I Make by Nandini Nayar and Proiti Roy
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By: Marjorie Coughlan, on 6/8/2015
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What Shall I Make? written by Nandini Nayar, illustrated by Proiti Roy (Frances Lincoln, 2009)

 

What Shall I Make?
written by Nandini Nayar, illustrated by Proiti Roy
(Frances Lincoln, 2009)

 

Watching his mother cooking in the kitchen becomes a … Continue reading ... →

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4. Interview: Author Mitali Perkins
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By: Marjorie Coughlan, on 4/2/2015
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MWD Interview - Mitali PerkinsMitali Perkins is the acclaimed author of such books as the middle-grade Jane Addam’s Award Honor Book Rickshaw Girl, which was included in New York Public Library’s 2013 list of ‘100 Great Children’s Books‘, and YA novel … Continue reading ... →

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5. Review: Maya Saves the Day, Trouble with Magic, and The Vampire Boy – 3 Early Reader ‘Hole Books’ from Duckbill
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By: Marjorie Coughlan, on 2/24/2015
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3 'hOle Book' early readers from Duckbill (India) - The Vampire Boy; Maya Saves the Day; and Trouble with Magic

Maya Saves the Day
written by Meera Nair, illustrated by Priya Kuriyan

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written by Asha … Continue reading ... →

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