Theme for 2005: "Dragons, Dreams, & Daring Deeds" and "Joust Read"
Slogan: "Dragons, Dreams & Daring Deeds"
Slogan in Spanish: "Dragones, Sueños y Hazañas Heroicas"
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The theme focuses on dragons, mythical beasts, the Middle Ages, fairy tales, and fantasy, medieval fairs and feasts, kings, queens, princes, princesses, knights, castles, magical stories, wizards, and wishing wells and provides libraries with the opportunity to explore the entire scope of imagination and books.
Chapters: Children's Manual has 300 pages
Patti Sinclair, editor for the 2004 Discover New Trails planning manual, written by Patti Sinclair, Tami Chumbley and Kathy Ross, has completed the content for the 2005 manual and THEY are ready! Request your copy or copies from Stephanie Stokes! Chapters cover:
CHAPTER 1: Planning
CHAPTER 2: Promoting
CHAPTER 3: Dragons and Unicorns
CHAPTER 4: Medieval Life and Times
CHAPTER 5: Knights and castles
CHAPTER 6: Royal romps (kings, queens, princesses, etc.)
CHAPTER 7: Magical mayhem (magical stories, wizards, wishing wells, etc.)
Artist: Steven Kellogg
Award-winning children's book creator and artist Steven Kellogg has completed the 2005 artwork.
Steven Kellogg has been creating picture books since he was a boy. Inspired by the illustrations of N. C. Wyeth and Beatrix Potter he made up and illustrated stories for his sisters. He continued to write and draw throughout his growing up years, and, soon after college, discovered that he could make a living doing this, his favorite thing. Steven has now written or illustrated close to one hundred books, many of them award winning. He maintains a home and studio in the village Essex on Lake Champlain in New York. Steven writes and illustrates picture books, including The Day Jimmy's Boa Ate the Wash, A Rose for Pinkerton, Clorinda, and more!
Steven Kellogg Web Site http://www.stevenkellogg.com/characters.html
Books by Steven Kellogg http://www.stevenkellogg.com/page3.html
YA Slogan: "Joust Read"
YA Slogan in Spanish: "Justamente Leer"
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Seattle artist Doug Keith http://members.aol.com/atozdk/ has completed the artwork for the YA poster. Keith has illustrated "The Errant Knight", "The Whoosh of Gadoosh", and other picture books. Doug Keith's ability to work in a variety of styles and media has attracted clients such as Sports Illustrated, the Seattle Times, the Seattle Mariners, the Goodwill Games, local TV stations, restaurants and advertising agencies. Along the way, Keith has won an Emmy award for television graphics (KIRO-TV), a Society of Newspaper Design award (the Seattle Times), and national recognition for his innovative designs.
YA Manual:
Maria Levetzow, Young Adult Librarian at Bettendorf Public Library (IA) and Carin Barwick, Library Media Specialist in Geneseo, NY, co-authored the teen manual. In addition to material to help librarians plan and support a teen summer reading program, the manual provides a number of ideas for programs and activities. The manual is accompanied by a variety of clip art images in various graphic formats. The Teen Manual and graphics has been added to the CD for 2005.
Chapters: Teen Manual has 117 pages
CHAPTER 1: Do We Want To Have a Teen Summer Reading Program?
CHAPTER 2: Where Do We Start with a Teen Summer Library Program?
CHAPTER 3: Can We Do Extra Things For Teens
CHAPTER 4: What Do Teens Need To Do?
CHAPTER 5: Join The Reading Round Table
CHAPTER 6: Join The Reading Quest at Your Library
CHAPTER 7: Keep A Vigil
CHAPTER 8: Medieval Magic
CHAPTER 9: Just Jesting
CHAPTER 10: Illuminate Your Life
CHAPTER 11: Wrapping It Up
Appendix 1: Blank Planning Calendars of the 12 months
Appendix 2: Professional Websites
Appendix 3: More Medieval Tales Bibliography
Appendix 4: Joust Read Clip Art for Use in Planning and Publicity
California Summer Reading Program Collaborative
2003 - 2004 - 2005