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On poetry
Four Newbery winners are books of poetry. One, Karen Hesse’s Out of the Dust, is a novel in free verse and will be featured in a separate post. The other three are reviewed below. A Visit to William Blake’s Inn: … Continue reading
Posted in Historical fiction, Newbery Award, Poetry
Tagged Laura Amy Schlitz, Nancy Willard, Paul Fleischman
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