Market benefits charities (Daily Pilot)

Pegasus School students celebrated International Earth Day on Friday with an Entrepreneur World Market, in which students in the third through fifth grades sold products and services to each other to raise money for charity.

Krystkowiak adds personal touch to kids’ books (OnMilwaukee.com)

Research shows that children read longer and retain more when stories are personalized to include them in the story line. Jan Krystkowiak, the wife of former Bucks coach Larry Krystkowiak, is trying to capitalize on that by publishing a series of personalized kid's books through her company, Where In The World Books. Reading is so important for kids, she said. It's really the key to ...

Book Tweets

So this week there are only two matches at the BoB so we wanted to come up with something for the other days. At first we considered facebook updates, but since they’ve changed them the look isn’t as icon and so that wouldn’t have been much fun. So, instead, we did what we are doing — twitter! Yes, our contestents all twitter. Here are some of their tweets. Be sure to go to the BoB blog over the next few days to see more.

Middle school kids’ books on display (The Fort Morgan Times)

The public is invited to look through and read the products of a children’s writing project by local teens, which is on display at the Fort Morgan Public Library until May 9.

Free Kids Books From Barnes Noble

Barnes Noble have a sweet program set up for kids in grades 1 through 6 this summer where if they read eight books, they can receive a free book . If there’s one thing I know kids absolutely love to do over the summer, it’s read! Kids read any eight (8) books of their own choosing. Kids use the Summer Reading Journal to tell us their favorite part of each book. A parent/guardian signs the journal when it’s complete. You can also get a Spanish-language Reading Journal . Children

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