Use the Kent Library Catalog to locate books in the Instructional Materials Center. In "Advanced Search," limit the location to Juvenile.
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200+ Original and Adapted Story Program Activities by
"200+ Original and Adapted Story Program Activities is Rob Reid's Greatest Hits concept. It gathers over 200 storytime activities (original fingerplays, movement activities, songs and musical activities, poems, and sound effect stories for preschool story programs) from previous ALA Editions books, Upstart books, and LibrarySparks magazine articles and shares them in one package. It also includes a dozen or so new (and previously unpublished) activities"--
Mother Goose on the Loose, Updated! by
Let Mother Goose on the loose in your library and jump-start children's learning and brain development. Here are activities that will build motor, music, social, and preliteracy skills in infants and toddlers.
Multicultural and Ethnic Children's Literature in the United States by 
The Oxford Companion to Children's Literature by 
The Readers' Advisory Guide to Teen Literature by
Teen literature expert Carstensen, creator and editor of School Library Journal's Adult Books 4 Teens blog, presents this comprehensive resource for serving the reading interests of teens in all types of libraries. Moving far beyond merely offering lists of book titles, this RA guide specifically helps librarians and educators in public libraries, middle and high school libraries, and colleges and universities expand their knowledge of young adult literature genre by genre.
The Stories We Share by
"Children who are first- and second-generation immigrants can be at risk of experiencing identity crisis, self-depreciation, and low self-esteem due to intergenerational and inter-cultural conflicts. These young readers need books that show them that their experiences are not unique--and these books also carry the important potential of promoting general understanding of and tolerance toward immigrant groups"
