#RivetingReviews: Picture books from Europe for World Kid Lit Month – European Literature Network

European Literature Network runs book reviews of translated literature of all kinds from Europe four times a year. Here's their latest children's book reviews for #WorldKidLitMonth! www.eurolitnetwork.com/rivetingrevi...

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#WorldKidLit Month 2025: Russian Recommendations Today’s post is by Kelsey Hedrick. On February 27, 2022, I was running in the Baikal Marathon when I learned that Russia had finally taken the step to invade Ukraine. I had been living in Rus…

On day 6 of #WorldKidLitMonth, Indonesia-based librarian Kelsey Hedrick recommends picture books, middle grade, YA, graphic novels and non-fiction ... all from or set in Russia
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Ukrainian recommendations to follow...
#ReadEurope #booksky #ReadtheWorld #ReadRussia

#WorldKidLit Month 2025: Wee Words and Big Stories – How Scots and Gaelic Are Making a Comeback in Kids’ Books Welcome to day two of #WorldKidLit month on GLLI. Today, Stephanie Roelling introduces some of her favorite children’s books in Scots and Gaelic. “Dinna fash yersel.”It’s a phrase many Scots …

#WorldKidLitMonth day 2: Stephanie Roelling introduces some of her favorite children’s books in #Scots and #Gaelic

#ReadEurope #WorldKidLit #edusky #ScottishKidLit #bilingualbooks

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Graphic: Where will you travel by book? #WorldKidLitMonth

SO much good stuff this month from the Global Literature in Libraries Initiative (GLLI)! They're not on Bluesky yet so here's a thread with their #WorldKidLitMonth book reviews this September. Each year they take a different focus & 2025 at GLLI was European Kid Lit

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Welcome to #readingtheworld. What better way to learn about the many cultures and peoples of Europe than by immersing yourself into their worlds?
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#RivetingReviews: Claire Storey reviews THE MURDERER’S APE and THE FALSE ROSE by Jakob Wegelius – European Literature Network

One I've recommended a thousand times and that always seems to go down well is The Murderer's Ape by Jakob Wegelius, translated from Swedish by Peter Graves. Unlike anything you've read before!

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#WorldKidLit Month 2025: Author and Illustrator Felicita Sala Today’s post comes to us from Angela Roberts. Felicita Sala is an author and illustrator whose work I return to again and again. I have read and reread her stories and frequently recommend th…

Over at GLLI today, discover the work of Felicita Sala, a self-taught illustrator who was born in Rome, Italy, but grew up in Perth, Australia
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Excellent suggestions of some classic #Germankidlit in translation for #worldkidlitmonth 🌎
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Seeing the Forest and The Trees With European Picture Books By Lori Deep forests have often been sources of trepidation; what is lurking in there? Bad things often happen in the woods in fairy tales. But they can also be peaceful places where you can go to …

3 tree-ly delightful picture books that are sure to leaf little readers smiling!

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Beautiful and conversation-inspiring Swedish kid lit

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Reading the World through Books for Young People: Europe Every September is   World Kid Lit Month : an annual celebration of international literature for young people. It's the perfect time to read...

It's World Kid Lit Month and this week the SCBWI blog went to Europe!

A speedy whistle stop tour of the continent through children's books, followed by a longer linger in France, Italy and Portugal ...

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#ReadtheWorld #ReadEurope #edusky #WorldKidLitMonth