The
bilingual blog carnival is now up at
Spanglish Baby — We're Not Alone.

This month includes
my post on Bilingual children's books: A cheater's guide. I hope to write a later post about
non-cheating ways to get cheap(ish) bilingual children's books, so
do let me know of any resources you find particularly helpful! I remembered
one more simple English book that can be translated easily enough into another language that I'd intended to include in that post, so I'll mention it here in case you can find it:
Home. It was hard to find because it has the
most generic name ever.
Besides my dubious advice (hee hee), the bilingual carnival features articles on managing bilingualism with
pre-teens, using
music to reinforce a minority language,
parallel literacy, raising
siblings bilingually, working through
struggles and discouragement, being a
non-native speaker (I've gotta read that one!), and
more! So head on over to recognize that
we're in this together.
To participate in future bilingual carnivals, get the carnival schedule and sign up for the newsletter at
Bilingual for Fun!

I have
a giveaway ending today at
Hobo Mama Reviews! Go to
MamaKnowsBreast.com, tell me a sentence or two about something interesting you read, and be entered to win a copy of a breastfeeding book by the author.
So easy, such a reward! Enter by 11:59 PST, or be square. Or something that rhymes.
I'm ready to be
done with the sickness around here. Anyone with me?
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