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Telling tales a confidence-booster for kids (Florida Today)
VIERA - Sixth-grader Choicie Turnage would rather tell stories than practice tae kwon do, attend her church's youth group or do just about anything else.

Good words for parents are in these seven books (Fort Wayne News-Sentinel)
As I was wrapping up a speaking engagement in the Pacific Northwest, selling and signing a few books, a woman approached with my parenting book in hand and asked if it would be a good book for dealing with a rebellious teen.

Get fit, have fun playing with kids (The Charlotte Observer)
You've played tag and catch with the kids or grandchildren. But you need fresh ideas to be active with them. Two new guides offer help for parents who not only want to keep their children moving, but also want to keep fit with them. These also can be used by child-care providers and elementary school teachers.

Tuesday Edition: Kids Poisoned by Medications (Poynter Institute)
What/when/where people eat... Overdue-books bucks... How tiny fines affect your credit score... Wages falling behind inflation.

Bringing you books on podcast (Calendarlive.com)
* Amateur readers are working together to record novels and other texts to be downloaded free from the Internet. Kara Shallenberg records audio books most recently the Frances Hodgson Burnett classic "A Little Princess" that can be downloaded from the Internet.

KIDS IN! (The News and Star)
PAUL Simpson said he would love to unleash a new generation of Cumbrian stars on the football world as Carlisle United s reborn youth team takes centre stage tonight.

All adds up to fun in math (Brandon Sun)
Looking for ways to make math real in your home or in your classroom? Take a look at some of the books described in this column to help you find ideas and projects for your kids and your students. You will find that mathematical thinking is constant, and useful.

Library a chapter in school's past Computers seemingly replace books at Castlemont High (Inside Bay Area)
OAKLAND If students at Castlemont High School want to check out "The Autobiography of Malcolm X" or find books on Polynesian culture, they'd better have a bus pass or some good walking shoes.