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Breaking the Storytelling Mold
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Writing Powerful Endings
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The Voice that Speaks Best
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Is it a Story? Knowing when a Manuscript is Ready
As with any creative endeavor, there is no exact science when it comes to determining if a manuscript is ready for submission.

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2007 New Voices Award Winners
Pamela M. Tuck of Boyertown, Pennsylvania, is the winner of our eighth annual New Voices Award.

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Meet Lee & Low at ALA 2019!
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Interview: Karen Leggett Abouraya and Susan L. Roth on Malala Yousafzai and Other Women Who Inspire
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Discussion Questions for As Fast As Words Could Fly
As Fast As Words Could Fly by Pamela M. Tuck, illustrated by Eric Velasquez Discussion Questions 1. The book begins with the sentence Trouble was brewing in Greenville, North Carolina. To what kind of trouble is the sentence referri...

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Trauma-Informed Diverse Reading List
Many children experience trauma, or adverse childhood experiences, and go through times of extreme stress. Trauma has the ability to impact children’s learning, social interactions and relationships, and overall well-being. Literature can be a saf...

Finding Your Voice
One of your most powerful tools as a writer is not your vocabulary, your mastery of grammar or even your fancy computer -- it's your voice.

Puzzles, Color Sheets, and More
Check out these fun and educational activities and games to help young readers connect even more to their favorite LEE & LOW title.

Breaking the Storytelling Mold
If your writing seems stuck in a rut, perhaps it's time to put that manuscript aside and watch some TV. Or go to the movies. Or read a comic book.

Writing Powerful Endings
The first few lines of any story are the most important, and often the most difficult words you'll write. The next most challenging piecee of writing is the ending. Once you draw your readers in and take them through your story, you'll need to lea...

The Voice that Speaks Best
You've plotted your story. You know your characters and their conflict. You know how your viewpoint character will grow by achieving a resolution.

Is it a Story? Knowing when a Manuscript is Ready
As with any creative endeavor, there is no exact science when it comes to determining if a manuscript is ready for submission.

2007 New Voices Award Winners
Pamela M. Tuck of Boyertown, Pennsylvania, is the winner of our eighth annual New Voices Award.

2018 New Voices Award Winner
SD Youngwolf of Moffat, Colorado is the winner of Lee & Low's 2018 New Voices Award.

Diverse Summer Reading List
Lee & Low Books is committed to meeting the needs of educators by providing award-winning, diverse books for today’s young readers! Check out our selection of summer reading books for purchase below, and find FREE resources including Teacher Guide...

Teaching Migration Through Children’s Books
In this blog post, Jill Eisenberg, Director of Curriculum & Literacy Strategy at Lee & Low Books, offers guidance on curating text sets aligned to the Re-imagining Migration Learning Arc framework. This blog post first appeared on Re-Imag...

Meet Lee & Low at ALA 2019!
It’s that time of year again! The annual American Library Association conference is in just a few days and we would love to meet you! If you will be in Washington DC this year, come visit us in booth #1451 where we’ll give away ARCs, bookmarks, po...

Our 10 Favorite Multicultural Books for Third Grade
Reading books with children at a young age not only helps them better prepare for school, but it also opens their minds to new cultures and experiences. Exposing children early to both “mirror” and “window” books – th...

Malala Yousafzai Read Aloud en español

Discussion Questions for As Fast As Words Could Fly
As Fast As Words Could Fly by Pamela M. Tuck, illustrated by Eric Velasquez Discussion Questions 1. The book begins with the sentence Trouble was brewing in Greenville, North Carolina. To what kind of trouble is the sentence referri...

The Best Thing New Bebop 2015 PDF
leeandlow.com Guided Reading Level: G The Best Thing Guided Reading with THE BEST THING Guided Reading: G DRA: 12 Intervention: 11 by Laura E. Williams Overview: Meet Madison, a Chinese American girl who thinks being adopted into ...

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Trauma-Informed Diverse Reading List Many children experience trauma, or adverse childhood experiences, and go through times of extreme stress. Trauma has the ability to impact children’s learning, social interactions and relationships, and overall well-being. Literature can be a saf...

Finding Your Voice One of your most powerful tools as a writer is not your vocabulary, your mastery of grammar or even your fancy computer -- it's your voice.

Puzzles, Color Sheets, and More Check out these fun and educational activities and games to help young readers connect even more to their favorite LEE & LOW title.

Breaking the Storytelling Mold If your writing seems stuck in a rut, perhaps it's time to put that manuscript aside and watch some TV. Or go to the movies. Or read a comic book.

Writing Powerful Endings The first few lines of any story are the most important, and often the most difficult words you'll write. The next most challenging piecee of writing is the ending. Once you draw your readers in and take them through your story, you'll need to lea...

The Voice that Speaks Best You've plotted your story. You know your characters and their conflict. You know how your viewpoint character will grow by achieving a resolution.

Is it a Story? Knowing when a Manuscript is Ready As with any creative endeavor, there is no exact science when it comes to determining if a manuscript is ready for submission.

2007 New Voices Award Winners Pamela M. Tuck of Boyertown, Pennsylvania, is the winner of our eighth annual New Voices Award.

2018 New Voices Award Winner SD Youngwolf of Moffat, Colorado is the winner of Lee & Low's 2018 New Voices Award.

Diverse Summer Reading List Lee & Low Books is committed to meeting the needs of educators by providing award-winning, diverse books for today’s young readers! Check out our selection of summer reading books for purchase below, and find FREE resources including Teacher Guide...

Teaching Migration Through Children’s Books In this blog post, Jill Eisenberg, Director of Curriculum & Literacy Strategy at Lee & Low Books, offers guidance on curating text sets aligned to the Re-imagining Migration Learning Arc framework. This blog post first appeared on Re-Imag...

Meet Lee & Low at ALA 2019! It’s that time of year again! The annual American Library Association conference is in just a few days and we would love to meet you! If you will be in Washington DC this year, come visit us in booth #1451 where we’ll give away ARCs, bookmarks, po...

Our 10 Favorite Multicultural Books for Third Grade Reading books with children at a young age not only helps them better prepare for school, but it also opens their minds to new cultures and experiences. Exposing children early to both “mirror” and “window” books – th...

Discussion Questions for As Fast As Words Could Fly As Fast As Words Could Fly by Pamela M. Tuck, illustrated by Eric Velasquez Discussion Questions 1. The book begins with the sentence Trouble was brewing in Greenville, North Carolina. To what kind of trouble is the sentence referri...

The Best Thing New Bebop 2015 PDF leeandlow.com Guided Reading Level: G The Best Thing Guided Reading with THE BEST THING Guided Reading: G DRA: 12 Intervention: 11 by Laura E. Williams Overview: Meet Madison, a Chinese American girl who thinks being adopted into ...

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Trauma-Informed Diverse Reading List
Many children experience trauma, or adverse childhood experiences, and go through times of extreme stress. Trauma has the ability to impact children’s learning, social interactions and relationships, and overall well-being. Literature can be a saf...

Finding Your Voice
One of your most powerful tools as a writer is not your vocabulary, your mastery of grammar or even your fancy computer -- it's your voice.

Puzzles, Color Sheets, and More
Check out these fun and educational activities and games to help young readers connect even more to their favorite LEE & LOW title.

Breaking the Storytelling Mold
If your writing seems stuck in a rut, perhaps it's time to put that manuscript aside and watch some TV. Or go to the movies. Or read a comic book.

Writing Powerful Endings
The first few lines of any story are the most important, and often the most difficult words you'll write. The next most challenging piecee of writing is the ending. Once you draw your readers in and take them through your story, you'll need to lea...

The Voice that Speaks Best
You've plotted your story. You know your characters and their conflict. You know how your viewpoint character will grow by achieving a resolution.

Is it a Story? Knowing when a Manuscript is Ready
As with any creative endeavor, there is no exact science when it comes to determining if a manuscript is ready for submission.

2007 New Voices Award Winners
Pamela M. Tuck of Boyertown, Pennsylvania, is the winner of our eighth annual New Voices Award.

2018 New Voices Award Winner
SD Youngwolf of Moffat, Colorado is the winner of Lee & Low's 2018 New Voices Award.

Diverse Summer Reading List
Lee & Low Books is committed to meeting the needs of educators by providing award-winning, diverse books for today’s young readers! Check out our selection of summer reading books for purchase below, and find FREE resources including Teacher Guide...

Teaching Migration Through Children’s Books
In this blog post, Jill Eisenberg, Director of Curriculum & Literacy Strategy at Lee & Low Books, offers guidance on curating text sets aligned to the Re-imagining Migration Learning Arc framework. This blog post first appeared on Re-Imag...

Meet Lee & Low at ALA 2019!
It’s that time of year again! The annual American Library Association conference is in just a few days and we would love to meet you! If you will be in Washington DC this year, come visit us in booth #1451 where we’ll give away ARCs, bookmarks, po...

Our 10 Favorite Multicultural Books for Third Grade
Reading books with children at a young age not only helps them better prepare for school, but it also opens their minds to new cultures and experiences. Exposing children early to both “mirror” and “window” books – th...

Discussion Questions for As Fast As Words Could Fly
As Fast As Words Could Fly by Pamela M. Tuck, illustrated by Eric Velasquez Discussion Questions 1. The book begins with the sentence Trouble was brewing in Greenville, North Carolina. To what kind of trouble is the sentence referri...

The Best Thing New Bebop 2015 PDF
leeandlow.com Guided Reading Level: G The Best Thing Guided Reading with THE BEST THING Guided Reading: G DRA: 12 Intervention: 11 by Laura E. Williams Overview: Meet Madison, a Chinese American girl who thinks being adopted into ...

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