Submissions Due for Carnival of Children’s Literature

January 9, 2007 @ 6:47 am | Filed under: Carnivals

It’s almost time for our monthly roundup of children’s literature posts. This month, Kelly of Big A little a is hosting. Submissions are due by January 15, and the carnival will go up on January 20.

We took the month of December off, so this January edition should be packed with great stuff!

If you would like to host a future Carnival of Children’s Literature, just drop me a note.

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Jen Robinson says:

Hi Lissa,

I’d love to host sometime, if you need people. Cheers,

Jen

On January 9, 2007 at 10:54 am

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