Bibliography
: Booktalking
Compiled by staff of
Timberland Regional Library
Books
Baxter, Kathleen A
and Kochel, Marcia Agness. (2010) Gotcha
Again for Guy!s : More Nonfiction Books
to Get Boys Excited About Reading. Westport, Connecticut: Libraries Unlimited.
--- (2002).
Gotcha Again! : more nonfiction booktalks to get kids excited about
reading. Greenwood Colorado:
Libraries Unlimited.
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and Dahl,
Michael. (2005). Gotcha Covered! :
more nonfiction booktalks to get kids excited about reading. Greenwood, Colorado: Libraries
Unlimited.
---.
(2007). Gotcha for Guys:
nonfiction books to get boys excited about reading. Westport, Connecticut: Libraries
Unlimited.
Arranged
by subject, this series offers booktalks that will get kids clambering to check
out books. The authors have done
considerable research on boys and reading and agree that choice is the most
important factor in creating good readers.
Suggestions for discovering good books to promote include reading
reviews (pay special attention to starred .reviews!), looking at the
twice-yearly Horn Book Guide and talking with colleagues.
Bromann,
Jennifer. (2005). More booktalking that works. New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers.
In this
companion volume, the author addresses booktalking questions from school and
public library perspectives including, but not limited to, setting up visits
and structuring presentations, books that make the best booktalks and
“hooks.” 200 actual booktalks organized
alphabetically by author are included.
Cox Clark, Ruth
E., Ph.D. (2005). Tantalizing
tidbits for middle schoolers:
quick
booktalks for the busy middle school and junior high media
specialist. Worthington, Ohio:
Linworth Books.
Definitely
useful for librarians working with grades 5-8, this resource is intended to
assist media specialists in introducing leisure reading to students and to
provide short booktalks for curriculum-related titles. With an impressive range of newer titles well
organized with great indices, each of the 75 entries includes an annotation,
booktalk, suggested excerpts and similar titles.
Diamant-Cohen, Betsy and Levi, Selma K. (2009). Booktalking
Bonanza: ten ready-to-use multimedia sessions for the busy librarian.
Chicago, Illinois: American Library Association.
The first ten chapters provide actual,
full-length booktalk presentations,
which although primarily geared to upper elementary students, include a
select few for young adults and adults.
Chapter 11 includes a complete description of the “Booktalking with
Pizzazz” workshop at the 2004 ALA Conference
which demonstrated adding music, Internet sites, science experiments, video
clips, drama and more to traditional booktalk presentations. The authors’ sample booktalks are intended to
help librarians create more invigorating presentations and jazz up booktalks.
Langemack,
Chapple. (2003). The Booktalkers
Bible: how to talk about the books you love to any audience. Westport, Connecticut: Libraries
Unlimited.
Langemack
offers a wealth of practical information on developing booktalks, getting into
schools, knowing your audience, remaining flexible and considering the appeal(s)
when choosing books. Also includes an
excellent list of resources as well as a chapter on booktalking to adults and
seniors complete with suggested titles.
Articles
Presentation
& Types of Books
Belben, Cathy. "There Are No Booktalking Police: Alternatives to
Stand-and-Deliver Presentations." Library Media Connection 26, no. 2 (October
2007): 28. MasterFILE Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed August 11,
2014).
Blasingame, JamesNilsen, Alleen Pace. "Books, Audience, Action!" School Library Journal, January 2004., 35, MasterFILE
Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed August 20, 2014).
Chelton, Mary K. "BOOKTALKING."
School Library Journal 22, no. 8 (April 1976): 39. MasterFILE Premier,
EBSCOhost (accessed August 11, 2014).
Cox Clark, Ruth E. "Become the Character! First-Person Booktalks with Teens." Library Media Connection 26, no. 2
(October 2007): 24. MasterFILE Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed
August 11, 2014).
Coleman, Jennifer. 2003. "The Prop Connection: Bringing Books to Life." Library Media Connection 22, no. 3: 26. MasterFILE
Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed August 11, 2014).
El-Hai, Jack. 2014. "A new way of looking at the video book trailer." Quill 102, no. 1: 25. MasterFILE
Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed August 11, 2014).
Englebright,
CurtisFox, Jill Englebright. "41 WAYS
TO DO JUSTICE TO OUR FAVORITE BOOKS." Instructor
115, no. 5 (January 2006): 54. MasterFILE Premier, EBSCOhost
(accessed August 19, 2014).
Mascia, James. 2012. "How to make a book trailer: Our author shows you how to
create this promotional tool inexpensively. (cover story)." Writer (Kalmbach Publishing Co.) 125, no. 3: 33. MasterFILE
Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed August 11, 2014).
McGarrigle, Dale (2013, November 01).’That’s a
Wrap!” Writer, (11), 24, Retrieved from
http://elibrary.bigchalk.com
Rochman, Hazel. 1984. "Booktalking the Classics." School Library Journal 30, no. 6: 44. MasterFILE
Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed August 11, 2014).
Springen, Karen. 2012. "The Big Tease." School Library Journal 28. MasterFILE Premier,
EBSCOhost (accessed August 11, 2014).
Booktalk
Basics & Tips
Baxter, Kathleen. "Booktalking basics." School Library Journal 44, no. 6 (June
1998): 70. MasterFILE Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed August 19,
2014).
Chance, Rosemary and Lesesne, Teri. "Rethinking Reading Promotion." Teacher Librarian 39, no. 5 (June 2012):
26. MasterFILE Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed August 11, 2014).
Cole, Sonja. 2007. "Booktalks That Knock 'em Dead." Teacher Librarian 35, no. 1: 41. MasterFILE
Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed August 11, 2014).
Jones, Patrick. "Booktalking boosters: Eighteen ideas to reach those under
eighteen." Emergency
Librarian 18, no. 2 (November 1990): 28. MasterFILE Premier, EBSCOhost
(accessed August 11, 2014).
Osborne, Marcia. 2001. "Booktalking: Just Do It!" Book Report 19, no. 5: 23. MasterFILE Premier,
EBSCOhost (accessed August 11, 2014).
Riesterer, Linda. 2002. "(Book) Talk Them into Reading." Book Report 21, no. 3: 8. MasterFILE
Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed August 11, 2014).
Rochman,
Hazel. "BOOKTALKING
THEM OFF THE SHELVES." School Library
Journal 30, no. 10 (August 1984): 38. MasterFILE Premier, EBSCOhost
(accessed August 19, 2014).
Thompson, Ellen A. 2002. "RAH-RAH READING!" Instructor 111, no. 8: 20. MasterFILE Premier,
EBSCOhost (accessed August 11, 2014).
Younker, J. Marin. 2006. "Talking It Up." School Library Journal 52, no. 4: 39. MasterFILE
Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed August 11, 2014).
Special
Groups
Jones, PatrickFiorelli, Dawn Cartwright. 2003. "Overcoming the Obstacle Course: Teenage Boys and
Reading." Teacher Librarian 30, no.
3: 9. MasterFILE Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed August 20, 2014).
Parks,
Alexander F. (2012, July 01). “Opening the Gate:
Booktalks for LGBTQ-Themed Young Adult Titles.” Young Adult Library Services,
(4), 22, Retrieved from http://elibrary.bigchalk.com
Trott, BarryBaker,
Jennifer. "Booktalking for Adult Audiences." Reference & User Services Quarterly 49, no. 3
(Spring2010 2010): 234. MasterFILE Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed
August 11, 2014).
York,
Sherry. "Culturally
Speaking: Booktalking Authentic Multicultural Literature. (cover
story)." Library Media Connection 27, no. 1 (August 2008): 16. MasterFILE
Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed August 19, 2014).
Last-minute
booktalks
Chatton, B. 1989. "Chapter and verse: Books, poetry & booktalking." School Library Journal 35, no. 13: 176. MasterFILE
Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed August 11, 2014).
Stone. "Promoting
reading to middle school students: May the Booktalks continue." Book
Report 18, no. 4 (January 2000): 12. MasterFILE Premier, EBSCOhost
(accessed August 19, 2014).
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& Podcasts
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