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Horn Book Magazine
May/June 2008
Editorial
Altogether,
One at a Time
A family-friendly issue
Features
An
Interview with Rudine Sims Bishop by Kathleen T. Horning
Talking with the foremost scholar of African American children's
literature
Web Extras
Reading
about Families in My Family by Megan Lambert
What if there are no books about families like yours?
Web Extras
Truffles by Linda Sue Park
Goodnight Squishy Ball by Amy Schwartz
A Dad Grows Up
by Christopher Paul Curtis
The effects of "parental
micromanagement" on kids' reading
Trashing Elmo
by Ginee Seo & Bruce Brooks
"Taste . . .
is an elusive, reaching thing."
Unriddling the World by Susan
Cooper
Web Extras
God
Knows, Philip Pullman by Anne Quirk
Do we place too much faith in literature?
Web Extras
Reviews
Book
Reviews
A sampling from the latest issue
Audiobook
Reviews
Recommended Reissues
Finesse or Faux Pas? by Terri
Schmitz
Columns
The Writer's Page
Quack-tique by Sherry Shahan
Borderlands
YA Lit and the Deathly Fellows
by Patty Campbell
Web
Extras
Cadenza
“Grandpa and Great-Uncle
Paul” by Eloise Greenfield
May/June
Starred Books
The Hunt Breakfast
Index to Advertisers
Index to Books Reviewed
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