The Reports of the Death of the Book Have Been Greatly Exaggerated, or Kleinhut Defeats Dewey
“He’s not going to get away with it this time!” Librarian Jon […]
Issue: April 2014
Confessions of a Poor Reader
For most, reading is a pleasurable skill that is acquired almost imperceptibly. […]
Reading Suggestions for Teachers and Their Students
In keeping with the theme of this month’s issue, John Walcott asked […]
Evolving in Monkey Town
Evans, Rachel Held. Evolving in Monkey Town: How a Girl Who Knew […]
Beauty in the Word
This century hosts one of the first generations—according to the late Arnold […]
Top Ten Books for This Summer to Remind You What Rocks About Reading
1. Fleischman, Paul. Whirligig. New York: Macmillan, 1998. My friend Kim has recently […]
Shaping a Digital World
I will admit that I initially did not intend to read […]
If Truth Be Known
Christians have responded to the theory of evolution in a multitude […]
Redefining Fair
In my twenty-five years of teaching, I have learned a few […]
Foreign Languages for Everyone
As a teacher in training at Calvin College in 2004, I had […]