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The A LITTLE WICKED Library Network – Thank You Libraries!!

December 1, 2016EducatorsA Little Wicked, action, adventure, Book Club Members, collection, historical fiction, Libraries, literature, middle grade, read, teachersjanetmacreery

Librarians and Teachers:

Is your library part of the A Little Wicked Library Network? If your library holds a copy of A Little Wicked (thank you!) it should be listed on this map. The list was found at www.WorldCat.org. Please contact me with any changes. Thank you!

https://www.zeemaps.com/map?group=1544576

You may need the key! If prompted, enter ViewTheM@p and click the “Unlock” button.

Readers:

If you have read A Little Wicked (thank you!), stay tuned for another blog post with a map where you can add your city and state to let everyone know Who Has Read A Little Wicked!

Curriculum Guide

January 8, 2016UncategorizedA Little Wicked, Book Club Members, educator resources, historical fiction, homeschool, librarians, library, middle grade, Salem Massachusetts, Scottish, Scottish Highlandsjanetmacreery

A Little Wicked Guide – free PDF download

“…readers will learn a lot about resilience and Scottish identity.” – Publisher’s Weekly

Now that A Little Wicked is available in libraries across the country (and a little in Canada!), it’s a good time to repost the link to the FREE A Little Wicked Curriculum Guide written by Marcie Colleen. It is an excellent resource for homeschool families, librarians, book clubs, teachers and other educators.

Remember the multi-talented and effervescent Marcie Colleen has written many amazing curriculum guides for picture books as well as middle grade. Take a look!

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Thank You Libraries!

May 23, 2015UncategorizedA Little Wicked, Alexandria Virginia, Book Club Members, Glencoe, historical fiction, middle gradejanetmacreery

A huge Thank You to the library systems throughout the country who choose to carry A Little Wicked in their collections. It is exciting and humbling to see Dory’s story on the shelf. Thank you for giving so many children the opportunity to read A Little Wicked.