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2010 Children's Literature Festival
42nd Annual
Children's Literature Festival
For Children in Grades 4-10
2010 Festival dates are: March 14, 15, & 16 Registration Fees Sunday Luncheon $25.00 Pre-Registration for all festival events required For More Information: Naomi Williamson
Adults: $15.00 and Children: $7.00
Telephone: 660-543-4306
Email: williamson@libserv.ucmo.edu
2444 James C. Kirkpatrick Library
University of Central Missouri
Warrensburg MO 64093
Brochures
2010 festival brochures
will be mailed
January 4, 2010.
To have your name
added
to the mailing list
please contact
Naomi Williamson
with your
US Postal Service address
Authors & Illustrators
Marie Smith
Questions & Answers
If you have questions
about the festival
please email
Naomi Williamson at:
Volunteers Needed
Cheryl Klein
Cheryl Klein
Senior Editor at
Arthur A. Levine Books
will be speaking
at the Sunday March 14th
luncheon on the topic:
Raised by Reading: A Life in Books from the Children's Literature Festival to Harry Potter
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Cheryl Klein, Sunday Luncheon Speaker
Cheryl Klein, granddaughter of Children's Literature Festival founder Philip Sadler, is the senior editor at Arthur A. Levine Books, an imprint of Scholastic. Among the titles she has edited are A Curse Dark as Gold by Elizabeth C. Bunce, winner of the inaugural William C. Morris Award for a YA debut novel; Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit by Nahoko Uehashi, translated by Cathy Hirano, winner of the Mildred L. Batchelder Award for a book in translation; Millicent Min, Girl Genius, and four other novels by Lisa Yee (coedited with Arthur Levine); and Marcelo in the Real World, by Francisco X. Stork. She also served as the continuity editor for the last three books of the Harry Potter series. Please visit her editorial website at www.cherylklein.com.
Luncheon Reading
The
Not Ready for Anything Players
will present a reading from
"Jessie and Grace: A Best Friends' Story"
by Sandra Fenichel Asher,
2009, Dramatic Publishing Company
at the luncheon.
Readers are: Sandy Asher,
David Harrison, Barbara Robinson,
& Mike Spradlin
Workshop presentation
Author Jan Greenberg
will present
a workshop
following the
Sunday luncheon:
Through a Child's Eyes: Writing about Artists, Poets, Composers, and Choreographers
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