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Announcing the 2006 Skipping Stones Honor Award Winners!
The 2006 Skipping Stones Honor Awards committee is pleased to announce the winners of our 13th Annual Book Awards. Twenty-five honored books, in the following four categories, encourage understanding of world's diverse cultures, nature and ecological richness. They promote cooperation, nonviolence, respect for differing viewpoints, and close relationships in human societies. Together, the honored titles offer a great variety of learning experiences for all ages. These exceptional, educational and entertaining books and teaching resources for K-12 students and educators (that includes all parents) will also make a great summer reading fun. Reviews of the 2006 award winners appear in the summer issue (Volume 18, no. 3) of Skipping Stones magazine, available in mid-May. The winning titles will also receive honor award certificates for the authors, illustrators and publishers, and an attractive golden honor award seal for decorating the book covers. An official announcement of the award winners was madeSaturday evening, 22nd of April, at the 2006 Eugene Multicultural Storytelling Festival in Eugene, Oregon featuring three nationally-known storytellers. Multicultural and International Awareness Books: The Librarian of Basra: A True Story from Iraq
Circles of Hope
Of Corn Silk and Black Braids
Let Them Play
The Wishing Tree
Playing War
Going to School in India
Double Crossing
Under the Persimmon Tree
Keeping Heart on Pine Ridge
Mother Teresa
Powerful Words: More than 200 Years of Extraordinary Writing by African Americans
Bilingual Spanish/English Books: Quinito's Neighborhood / El Vecindario de Quinito
Trisba & Sula: A Miskitu Folktale from Nicaragua / Una leyenda de los The Frog and His Friends Save Humanity / La rana y sus amigos salvan a la humanidad
Nature and Ecology Books: Near One Cattail: Turtles, Logs and Leaping Frogs Hotel Deep
Little Yellow Pear Tomatoes
Awesome Ospreys: Fishing Birds of the World
Un dia mas y otras historias: Cuentos sobre animales en peligro de extincion
only the sea keeps: Poetry of the Tsunami
Teaching Resources A Broken Flute: The Native Experience in Books for Children
Evolution of the Insects
Strong At The Heart: How it feels to heal from sexual abuse
A Generation at Risk: The Global Impact of HIV/AIDS on Orphans and Vulnerable Children
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