-
Recent Posts
Archives
Categories
- 5th grade novel for girls
- author event
- books for tween girs
- Brown Girls Publishing
- candy
- children's books
- divorce
- fairness
- fifth grade book
- fourth grade book
- How to Start a Lemonade Stand
- investment scheme
- kids and money
- kids for peace
- kindness
- library
- library event
- Lola Zola
- Lola Zola is here!
- middle grade books
- middle grade fiction
- New Girl on Salt Flat Road
- Pacific Palisades
- publisher
- readers theatre
- ReShonda Tate Billingsley
- shoplift
- sixth grade book
- Sweets
- teaching empathy
- tween fiction
- tween girl role model
- Uncategorized
- urban tween fiction
- Victoria Christopher Murray
- young adult fiction
Facebook
Twitter
- RT @ImaginingLily: How You Can Help Immigrant Children on @goop: goop.com/work/civics/ho… 5 hours ago
- RT @ericuman: An employee at one of the shelters for migrant children says they’re not equipped to handle things: kids are running away, th… 2 days ago
- @marcywinograd twitter.com/ava/status/100… 2 days ago
- Immigrant Children Who Are Forcibly Separated From Their Parents Face Long-Term Trauma - BuzzFeed News apple.news/ACAEmr65ZS1K1-… 3 days ago
- RT @Davidlaz: Trump's repeated false claims that Democrats are responsible for his cruel separations of immigrant families show that he's a… 3 days ago
Meta
Monthly Archives: April 2013
Students Were the Stars at El Marino School’s Literary Night
Last Friday night the library at El Marino Language School in Culver City was filled to capacity with students and parents, there to participate in the “Lola Zola and the Lemonade Crush” Readers Theater. It was the school’s Tenth Annual … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Leave a comment
