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Online Children's Stories There are a lot of stories available on the Internet to read or download. Some of them are from well-known books, others can be found only online. Story Collections Here you will find Web sites that have a variety of stories available: some folktales, some contemporary stories, maybe some poetry and non-fiction as well. Folklore, Myth and Legend This page includes links to many sources of folklore, as well as to information about folklore. Songs and Poetry Everything from nursery rhymes to classic poems. Classics for Young People Contemporary Writing for Children and Young Adults Some of these stories are taken from books by well-known authors such as Dr. Seuss and Ludwig Bemelmans; others are published only online, by newcomers to children's books. Readers' Theatre Writings by Children Christmas Stories My compilation of links to Christmas stories. Tuesday, February 18, 1997 The Children's Literature Web Guide

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VANDERGRIFT'S CHILDREN'S LITERATURE PAGE Special Interest Page Readings in children's literature Cookbooks Children's book publishers ... Native Americans: A Resource List for Teaching Those who care about children and their literature have an obligation to inform themselves of the best and the latest thinking about the constellation of topics that will enable them to bring the two together most successfully. The reading bibliography is basic to gaining a rich background in the field. Literature in the Lives of Today's Children At a time when many of our children are over-scheduled and over-stressed; we must ask ourselves what role(s) literature can play in their lives. Cookbooks, for example, drawn from children's stories offer a different and exciting approach for child readers. How important are books and reading in a media-saturated environment ? Encountering a small piece of the children's publishing world through their presentations in web sites may be quite useful. How much influence can parents, teachers, and librarians expect to have on the reading and viewing habits of young people?

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Main January 30, 2003 Codices Illustres One of the two art-books I ordered back at the top of the month arrived yesterday: Codices Illustres , an illustrated survey of... ...the world's most famous manuscripts... From The Book of Kells to Boccaccio's Decameron and from the Vienna Genesis to Dante's Divine Comedy, this lavishly produced book introduces the reader to the fascinating world of mediaeval miniature painting and illumination. It is indeed a large and handsome volume, well designed and beautifully-illustrated. I ordered it from Strand Books of New York via the abebooks service. I was amused to read Strand's tag-line 8 miles of books! , which their website backs up with an offer to sell books by the foot . It still worked out cheaper to buy what I assume was a remaindered copy from the US, rather than to order one new from the UK. Now I'm wondering whether I can find a similarly advantageous deal on Alberto Seba's Cabinet of Natural Curiosities , also published by Taschen. I've accumulated a few Taschen publications now. I bought their book on M.C. Escher years ago, and, more recently, their collection of the graphic works of Piranesi. For Christmas, my wife bought me their Masterpieces of Western Art volume as a stocking-filler, and, in the meantime, she picked up

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I was born on July 6, 1954 in Fayetteville, North Carolina. My father, Bill Cowgill, was stationed in the Army there, a member of the 82nd Airborne. He and my mother, Patricia, were both still teenagers when I made my fortuitous appearance. By fortuitous I mean that I couldn't wait to get to the hospital and was born instead in the front seat of my father's Ford. Waiting is still not my strong suit! We only lived in North Carolina for a short time and then moved to El Paso, TX and finally to Houston, which is where all my relatives are from. Both of my younger sisters, Patti and B.J., were born there, and Houston is where we grew up. In our house on Mayo Avenue, we had a garage with unfinished sheet rock on the inside walls. On one side of the garage was my dad's work bench where he kept all his tools. But the other side was just a big blank wall. My mother divided it into three sections. As soon as my sisters and I could hold crayons, we were allowed to express ourselves on that wall in any color or form that we wished. If you stood back and looked at the wall, it was like a record of my growing up. Down at the bottom was just a lot of scribbling, but as I grew, the drawing took on new and clearer forms. You could tell the drawings that were done when I was happy from the ones I did when I was sad or angry. The garage wall was a perfect place for expression. Once I started actually writing, on paper, I no longer needed the wall. But I still think of it as the place where my earliest writing took place. It was like my first journal, a record of my feelings and experiences.

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Member login: Username Password Cancel Membership Tell a Friend! Enter e-mail address: Search GradeSaver dictionary thesaurus Hosted by pair Networks ClassicNote on The House on Mango Street Chapter One Summary: The first chapter in a series of short and interconnected chapters that make up the novel, "The House on Mango Street" introduces the key theme of the novel: the young narrator's experience constantly moving from one poor district of Chicago to the next. In the first paragraph, the narrator's recollection of the street names on which her family has lived emphasizes how important the concept of "home" is throughout the story. So too, the reader is introduced to the narrator's family of six, including Mama, Papa, brothers Carlos and Kiki, sister Nenny. (The narrator's name, Esperanza Codero, is not revealed in the first chapter.) This new house on Mango street is the first the family has owned. The narrator observes the benefits of having a home of one's own, namely the absence of rent, sharing with neighbors, or minding the landlord. However, she is quick to point out that "it's not the house we thought we'd get." The house on Mango street is far away from her old neighborhood; it was bought with haste and necessity when the family's old landlord refused to repair the water pipes. Thus, the narrator expresses her dissatisfaction that her parents promise to one day move into a real house was not fulfilled in on Mango Street. The narrator ironically contrasts she and her parents' dream with harsh reality. The dream house would be theirs permanently, and would boast running water, working pipes, real stairs "like the houses on T.V.", a basement and enough washrooms to accommodate the large family. The yard was also worthy of Papa's lottery ticket and Mama's bedtime stories: the traditional white exterior and a big, unfenced yard with trees. What the narrator sees is contrary to everything her parents said; her house is tiny, crumbling, and without a yard.

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77. The Farmington Institute For Christian Studies All Souls Day commemorates the dead when candles may be lit, and in Many nurseryrhymes also contain folklore for example the ballad of Aiken Drum childrens. http://www.farmington.ac.uk/documents/new_reports/TT33.html

TEACHING AND TRAINING 33 AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE PLACE OF PAGANISM WITHIN RE: A TEACHER'S GUIDE Jacqueline Bolton WHAT IS PAGANISM ? Paganism is a living religion in today’s world. It could be described as a Nature based religion, whose adherent’s honour or worship many deities, but both goddesses and gods. There are different paths within contemporary Paganism such as Wicca, Druidry, The Northern Tradition or Shamanism. Some claim to be hereditary Pagans and consider their faith to be the oldest world religion. Primitive mankind they say worshipped the figures of a mother goddess and a hunter god. (Archaeologists have found figures such as the goddess of Willendorf) It is difficult to estimate the number of people who would call themselves Pagan. Estimates vary from (Hutton) to (Hardman) in Britain. The word Pagan is usually thought to have derived from the Latin ‘paganus’ which simply means a country person or rustic. What it is not. The word Pagan has been used in a negative sense, in both the Bible (‘heathen’) and the Qur’an. The dictionary is not much better, my Readers Digest version suggested that a Pagan was, "a heathen; one who worships false gods; an idolater." In America especially, the term Neo Pagan is popular, the prefix neo is used to distinguish modern Pagan practice from that of the ancestors. However this term is rarely used in this country and some consider it derogatory.

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80. Online Songs And Poetry For Children Judy David's Online Songbook Includes to words to many familiar nursery rhymesand children's songs, as well as some of Judy David's own compositions. http://www.ucalgary.ca/~dkbrown/storsong.html

Online Songs and Poetry for Children Enchanted Tulips and other verses for children , Maud Keary (1914) Eat your heart out, Book of Virtues! Edward Lear - There was an Old Derry Down Derry Includes the text and illustrations of many of Lear's limericks and nonsense poems, as well as some biographical and bibliographical information. Poetry for Kids by Kenn Nesbitt A selection of funny poems. A Child's Garden of Verses , Robert Louis Stevenson A plain-text version of the complete book. Kids' Web: Garden of Verses Poems by Robert Louis Stevenson, Lewis Carroll, Eugene Field and others. The Mother Goose Pages The texts of a vast number of nursery rhymes. It looks as though historical notes and music will be soon added for a number of the rhymes. This is an excellent resource! Poems For and About the Young Includes works by Walter de la Mare, Robert Louis Stevenson, William Wordsworth, Algernon Charles Swinburne, James Whitcomb Riley, and Charles Follen Adams. Back to the Online Stories Page Friday, June 6, 1997 The Children's Literature Web Guide

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