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Twittering the 1st lines of kids' books so you don't have to.
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KidderLit's thematic entries
First lines are chosen for KidderLit because they are interesting in some way. They're gripping or well-written or funny, or they come from a surprising source. And some are selected and posted on KidderLit to celebrate special occasions--holidays, birthdays, newsworthy events (read more about this). You can browse KidderLit's thematic entries using the pulldown menu in the sidebar.
Ages: 4-8
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"On November 19, 1916, Ruth Law tried to fly from Chicago to New York City in one day." | ||
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"Crabby and Nabby were two blue crabs." | ||
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"Sometimes I wish my stupid ears weren't always open wide." | ||
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SUGGEST A LINE | GADGETS AND GOODIES | WIDGETS | NEWS | 1602 1st lines posted since 9-26-07 School Library Journal writes: "The hip way to chat now? Tweeting.... Want to appear even cooler? Push Twitterlit.com to teens, which provides the first line from selected books, then links to the titles on Amazon." Full Disclosure: KidderLit is an Amazon affiliate. The links that appear in the posts/tweets point to Amazon.com, and they contain KidderLit's affiliate ID. Sales resulting from clicks on those links will profit KidderLit. UPDATE 6-16-11: For information regarding KidderLit's relationship with Amazon's affiliate program see bit.ly/AmzAffInfoKidderLit is not affiliated with Twitter.com. |
