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Effie Lee Morris, Advocate of Library Services to Children, Dies at 88

Effie Lee Morris, a leading advocate of library services for children, minorities, and the visual impaired, and the first African-American president of the Public Library Association (PLA), died of cancer on November 10 at her home in San Francisco, CA. She was 88. More

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Graceling (unabr.). 11 CDs. 12:30 hrs. Full Cast Audio (fullcastaudio.com). 2009. ISBN 978-1-934180-70-9. $65.   
Gr 9 Up–Certain people in Katsa’s world are born with a particular Grace—a superhuman skill—and are identified by having two different colored eyes in Kristin Cashore’s debut novel (Harcourt, 2008).     


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