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ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
IMPACTED 34,000 students - Donated 44 California Collections - 55 Author/Artist visits
Saturday February 25, 2012
10:30 am - 2:00 pm
Castaway Restaurant
Burbank, CA 91501
Keynote Speaker: Paul Robert Walker
Details:
Paul Robert Walker has written more than twenty-five books for readers of all ages, on subjects ranging from the American civil rights movement and western experience to folklore, baseball, and the Italian Renaissance. His most recent books for young readers include three award-winning volumes from National Geographic: REMEMBER LITTLE ROCK, REMEMBER THE ALAMO, and REMEMBER LITTLE BIGHORN. Paul also writes for adults, including his ambitious narrative nonfiction work, THE FEUD THAT SPARKED THE RENAISSANCE. A former teacher, journalist, and rock musician, he has entertained thousands of students, educators, and general audiences with his rambling, rollicking Tall Tale America show. Paul’s books have been honored by the American Library Association, the National Council for the Social Studies, the Children’s Book Council, the American Folklore Society, the Daughters of the Republic of Texas, School Library Journal, Storytelling World—and 14 California Collections.
2012 Leo Politi Golden Author Award: Lisa Yount
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Details:
The Leo Politi Golden Author Award is presented to the California author who has had the most books in the California Collections over time. The 2012 Award goes to Lisa Yount with 10 titles in 38 Collections during the past 14 years.
- A TO Z OF WOMEN IN SCIENCE AND MATH
- ANTOINE LAVOISIER
- ANTONI VAN LEEUWENHOEK
- BIOTECHNOLOGY AND GENETIC ENGINEERING
- CANCER
- FORENSIC SCIENCE
- MODERN ASTRONOMY
- MODERN GENETICS
- PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE AND EUTHANASIA
- TWENTIETH-CENTURY WOMEN SCIENTISTS
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