61. Children's Literature & Magazines BISD Curriculum Links Reading and literature Links Lesson Plans Authors, Children s literature, Folk and Fairy Tales, general literature, Myths and Legends http://www.fastq.com/~jbpratt/education/books/bookindex.html

Pratt's Educational Resources Book List Themes Find more book resources. [Reciprocal Links] [Viewer Links] [T.V. Shows] [Folktales] ... childlitstudies In this group, members post activities that go along with children's books (literature). These can include: links, ideas, recipes, snacks, crafts, activities, etc. Reciprocal Links Learning Abilities Books Educational Resources Explore educational resources for children, teachers, parents, and homeschoolers regarding regular and special education in Pre-K, K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades. Ugly Duckling Books Viewer Links Books for Kids Autographed at Patsy's Place A site for personalized children books by Patsy R. McCleery. Bomsan This site is in Korean. ("Bomsan" means a spring mountain. "Bom" means a spring and "san" is a mountain.) Spel-Lang Tree (A Word Study Program) Including some free resources. Television Shows Between The Lions (Get Wild About Reading) Things to print, games, stories, and more. PBS: Reading Rainbow Actvities, adventures, books (hear reviews from kids), and online games. Reading Rainbow A booklist by author, title, or illustrador, Teacher Resources for the Classroom: Some guides include: teacher, science, social studies, ESL, integrated curriculum, etc.; math activities, family activities, etc.

62. Access Middle School! Free English Literature, Shakespeare, And Author Resources literature general Sites. Aaron Shepard s com. Bulletin of the Center for Children s Books http//edfu.lis.uiuc.edu/puboff/bccb. Carol http://www.middleschool.net/curlink/englit/englit.htm

Contact Us About Us Special Thanks Support MiddleSchool. Ne t BECOME A Corporate Sponsor CONTRIBUTE Adopt a Section and See Your Name In Print! Send Us a Lesson Plan Develop a New, Special Section ... Shakespeare Literature - General Sites Aaron Shepard's Reader's Theater Editions http://www.aaronshep.com/ r t/RTE.html A lice's Adventures in Wonderland in dynamic text. A must visit site http://www.megabrands .com/alice Bibliomania Reproduction of many classical works http://www.bibliomania.com Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books http://edfu.lis.uiuc.edu/puboff/bccb Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Page http://www.carolhurst.com/index.html

63. The University Of Prince Edward Island - Schoollibrarianship@upei - Children's L Children’s literature in general. Carol Hurst’s Children’s literature Site. up. Canadian Children’s literature Awards. Governor general’s Awards. http://www.upei.ca/~dhannams/raydoiron1/html/childrenslit.html

Children’s Literature Children’s Literature in General Canadian Children’s Literature Awards International Children’s Literature Awards Children’s Literature in General Carol Hurst’s Children’s Literature Site Children’s Literature Resources ACQ’s Web – Directory of Book Reviews on the Web Children’s Literature Web Guide Internet Resources related to books and resources for young adults Canadian Children’s Book Centre CM This is an electronic journal of Canadian materials for young people. resource links ATLC up Canadian Children’s Literature Awards Governor General’s Awards CLA Book of the Year For this award, a medal is presented annually to the author of the best children's book published in Canada. Blue Spruce Award The Red Cedar Awards Red Maple Awards Silver Birch Awards ... up International Children’s Literature Awards Caldecott Medal and Honor Books This award, administered by the American Library Association (ALA) is given annually to the artist of the most distinguished American picture book for children published in the United States. Newbery Medal and Honor Books This award is administered by the American Library Association, and is given annually to the author of the most distinguished contribution to American literature for children published in the United States.

64. ED353864 1992-11-00 Children's Literature For Adult ESL Literacy. ERIC Digest. is now spreading to the newly developing ESL family literacy programs and general adult ESL programs. The benefits of children s literature, book selection http://www.ericfacility.net/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed353864.html

ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Smallwood, Betty Ansin Source: National Clearinghouse on Literacy Education Washington DC., Adjunct ERIC Clearinghouse on Literacy Education for Limited-English-Proficient Adults Washington DC. Children's Literature for Adult ESL Literacy. ERIC Digest. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC Children's literature, widely used with elementary English as a second language (ESL) students (Heald-Taylor, 1989; Smallwood, 1991), can be adapted to teach literacy skills to adult ESL learners as well. Children's books often have captivating story lines and beautiful illustrations, and many have universal appeal and address mature themes and topics as well. Children's literature, then, is not just for kids! Its successful use in adult ESL programs is enhanced by age-sensitive book selections, clear class presentations, and the creative development of related lesson and unit plans. BENEFITS OF CHILDREN'S LITERATURE BOOK SELECTION Thousands of children's books line library shelves and fill whole bookstores. However, not all are equally successful with L2 learners in a classroom setting, and those appropriate for ESL adults form an even smaller subset. Therefore, book selection is critical, and gaining knowledge of the selection process is more important than obtaining a list of books. Most of the criteria below relate to picture books, usually 28-32 pages long. These are useful for ESL classes because they provide illustrations paired with enough fairly simple text for classroom reading exposure, yet their length allows ample time for rereadings and extension activities.

65. ED435586 1999-10-00 Learning History Through Children's Literature. ERIC Digest. This general approach to teaching history through children s literature establishes a classroom context within which to conduct the sevenweek unit on the http://www.ericfacility.net/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed435586.html

ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Nelson, Lynn R. - Nelson, Trudy A. Source: ERIC Clearinghouse for Social Studies/Social Science Education Bloomington IN. Learning History through Children's Literature. ERIC Digest. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC Teaching history using children's literature, both fiction and non-fiction, is an old idea enjoying new vitality in the elementary and middle school curriculum. This Digest discusses (1) the revival of interest in teaching history through children's literature, (2) research-based guidelines for teachers of history and children's literature, and (3) an innovative method of teaching history using children's literature. REVIVAL OF INTEREST IN TEACHING HISTORY THROUGH CHILDREN'S LITERATURE. Using literature to teach history is not a recent educational innovation. Stories illustrating the triumphs of individuals embodying civic virtue and good character were at the curricular core of nineteenth-century common schools. Narratives provided children with an understanding of American history and government as well as the attributes that individual citizens needed to maintain the Republic. Spelling and reading books were primary means of this kind of cultural transmission. Generations of American children defined themselves individually and communally through stories and amalgams of fiction and fact in the McGuffy readers and similar textbooks used almost universally in schools during the last century.

66. Information Resources On Children's Literature A good source for information in general about children s literature is, quite logically, the Association for Library Services to Children. http://www.scu.edu/library/research/education/childrenslit.html

Information Resources on Children's Literature What would you like? Click on one. Library Resources Web Resources Doing More Research In the Library We have four categories of library resources: Children's Books Lists/Bibliographies of Children's Literature Guides to Using Children's Literature in the Classroom ... in Children's Literature Children's Books We have, in fact, a pretty good collection of children's literature. It will be found in the CURRICULUM COLLECTION in the Main Stacks. This is a room whose entrance is at the far end of Rows 52-53. We have virtually all of the Newbery and Caldecott winners, and, for the last 10 years or so have been receiving all of the winners and runners up in a number of different children's book award programs, like Coretta Scott King, American Library Association's Notable Book/Best Book listings, Boston Globe, Scott O'Dell, and more. It all adds up to a pretty substantial set. And, of course, there are good collections in the local public libraries. All of these books are listed in OSCAR with Location listed as Orradre Curriculum. If you want to browse this collection, go in the Curriculum Room and look at the books with call numbers beginning PZ.

67. BiblioBlog - Category Archives For Children's Literature by Title Book Reviews by Category » Anthology (13) » Autobiography (1) » Children s literature (2) » Classics (2) » Fantasy (12) » general Fiction (34 http://www.biblioblog.com/archives/cat_childrens_literature.html

October 14, 2003 The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame: while I have always heard about this book, I had never actually read it. So, when a bookring was started for it at BookCrossing At the start of the book, Mr. Mole is doing a bit of spring cleaning when he suddenly decides that he must be out in the lovely day. He begins to wander when he finds himself near the river. Never having seen such a thing as a river, he becomes immediately entranced and soon makes a friend of Mr. Rat, a water rat living right on the bank. Mr. Mole is soon introduced to Mr. Toad and, eventually, to Mr. Badger, the other key characters in this delightful book. I very much enjoyed reading The Wind in the Willows and only wish I would have come upon it when I was younger. For some reason, the concept of the animals having things like motor-cars bugged me since I could not see how a toad could fit behind the wheel of a car to drive. I could readily ignore that, however, since the book itself was so charming. I particularly loved the relationships between all of the friends and how much they cared for one another. Recommended for children of all ages, especially the younger ones who would probably most enjoy the concept of a toad driving a car.

68. Children's Literature -Curriculum And Instruction (K-12) - University Of Alberta The K12 Teaching and Learning Center general k-12 resources Children s literature Fairrosa Cyber Library Includes links to authors and illustrators, reviews http://www.library.ualberta.ca/subject/curriculum/childrenslit/index.cfm

Home Catalogue Databases Ejournals ... Curriculum and Instruction (K-12) Children's Literature Resources on the Web General Resources Journals Children's Stories Lesson Plans ... Poetry General Resources The Children's Literature Web Guide Internet resources related to books for children and young adults. Resources in English Literature Selective resources available on the Internet or at the University of Alberta for English Literature. Children's Literature: Criticism A Guide to finding library information. Houghton Mufflin Education Place Elementary resources for teachers, students, and parents. Includes reading, an activity database, educational games, textbook support and other curriculum subjects. Education Sites On The Web Includes links to science, math, language arts, french, geography, social studies, art, music, and physical education. The site also includes links to on-line papers, lesson plans, activities, tours and nutrition. The Internet Public Library Includes a reference section, exhibits, magazines, serials, newspapers, on-line texts, a teen and youth section and a search engine. Adventures of Cyberbee How the web can be used in the classroom. The site provides links to the language arts, math, science and social studies curriculum. Links in the area of language arts include pop up books, postcards and flowers.

69. Chdlit.htm Look in subject index under Children s literature (this heading used) for listing of children s books alphabetically by is found in the general and Reference http://www.departments.dsu.edu/library/chdlit.html

CHILDREN'S LITERATURE : RESOURCES OF THE KARL E. MUNDT LIBRARY A. Finding book reviews Indexes to book reviews Indexes to book reviews are time-saving research tools, because they lead to book reviews located in numerous publications. Book Review Digest New York: Wilson Co. In print (1905-1991): Reference Z1219 .C96 On web (1983-present): via Firstsearch (http://www.departments.dsu.edu/library/frstsrch.html) Print version ... is arranged alphabetically by authors’ last names. Compiles reviews for fiction and non-fiction books for adults, young adults, and children. Each entry includes a description of book (quoted from a review or publisher's note) and excerpts from several reviews of the book. Indexed by subject and title. Look in subject index under "Children's Literature" (this heading may vary from one year to another; see Preface for heading used) for listing of children's books alphabetically by author. Online version... is found in the "General and Reference" topic area of Firstsearch.

70. Canadian Literature On The Internet Centre de recherche en litterature quebecoise Children s literature Web Guide of British Columbia Writers The Giller Prize Governor general s Literary Awards http://www.library.ubc.ca/hss/canstd/canstlit.html

Prepared by: Iza Laponce Canadian Literature Table of Contents Indexes, Bibliographies and Reference Works for Canadian Literature Canadian Literature in General Canadian Poetry Canadian Drama ... Canadian Fiction Items marked with a (a blue square), indicate that the use of that particular online resource is restricted to UBC students, faculty, staff or users in the library. Unmarked items are freely available to all users. Indexes, Bibliographies and Reference Works for Canadian Literature Canadian Literature in General British Columbia Culture on the Net British Columbia Folklore Society: Examples of B.C. Folklore Canada's Major Literary Awards, National Library of Canada Canadian Association of Journalists ... Writers' Union of Canada Canadian Poetry The Beginnings of Canadian Modernism, Ken Norris Earle Birney Web Site Canadian Authors, Poets: Open Directory Project Canadian Poetry, University of Toronto English Library ... Poetes du Quebec Drama ACT: Atlantic Canada Theatre Site Bibliography of Theatre History in Canada 19th Century Theatre Texts ACTR/ARTC: Association for Canadian Theatre Research/Association de la recherche theatrale au Canada ... Subject Guide to Theatre, Helene Redding, University of British Columbia Canadian Fiction Margaret Atwood Margaret Atwood Information Site Margaret Atwood WWW Resources Atwood Society ... Canadian Authors, Children's Literature: Open Directory Project

71. Resource Lists: Children's Literature & Disability (BIB5) You may identify additional children s literature relating to disability by brothers and sisters of children with autism About disability in general.) (Grades K http://www.nichcy.org/pubs/bibliog/bib5txt.htm

NICHCY Our Publications Resource Lists A publication of the National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities Table of Contents Introduction AD/HD Autism Blindness ... Publishers Resource List 5 (BIB5) 2nd Edition, June 2001 Approx. 15 pages when printed. PDF version Introduction This list of Resources You Can Use is intended to help parents and professionals identify books that are written about or include characters who have a disability. The list is grouped according to disability or issue (see list, above). We have indicated the age/grade level in parentheses to help you determine which of these books is appropriate for your children. At times, for clarity, we have indicated additional information about the story. A list of publishers is provided (in alphabetical order) at the end of this document, so that readers can easily obtain books of interest to them. This Resources You Can Use is not intended to serve as an endorsement of any of the books listed. We urge you to carefully evaluate all materials in order to determine which is most appropriate for your particular needs. This booklist is by no means exhaustive. You may identify additional children's literature relating to disability by:

72. Multicultural Literature Resources Conference on Multicultural literature for Children and Young Adults. This page emphasizes large, general sites that lead to more specific resources. http://bullpup.lib.unca.edu/multconf/multcultlit.html

Conference on Multicultural Literature for Children and Young Adults This page emphasizes large, general sites that lead to more specific resources. Literature Periodical Indexes General Literature Voice of the Shuttle: English Literature: Minority Literatures . Essential site for minority literature studies! May be all you need to get started. Multicultural Resources for Children . Includes literature links, such as African American Literature and History . A good directory of links from the Internet School Library Media Center ( ISLMC Links to Multicultural Literature . Emory University Multicultural Publishing and Education Council . MPEC is a support organization for independent publishers, authors, educators, and librarians fostering authentic multicultural books and materials. Multicultural and International Children's Literature Links . Ohio State University site. Cultural Mosaics . Ohio State University site. Not a totally developed site, but has some good links. Multicultural Poetry and Prose Exchange . Solicits creative writing submissions. See also: Multicultural Song Index Standards: The International Journal of Multicultural Studies . See Multicultural Book Reviews in the Fall/Winter 1997-'98 issue, featuring an article on Blue Heron Press.

73. Multicultural Literature Resources literature Periodical Indexes general. literature. Essential site for minority literature studies! Multicultural Resources for Children. http://bullpup.lib.unca.edu/library/rr/multcultlit.html

Ramsey Library Research Guides This page emphasizes large, general sites that lead to more specific resources. Literature Periodical Indexes General Literature Voice of the Shuttle: English Literature: Minority Literatures . Essential site for minority literature studies! May be all you need to get started. Multicultural Resources for Children . Includes literature links, such as African American Literature and History . A good directory of links from the Internet School Library Media Center ( ISLMC Links to Multicultural Literature . Emory University Multicultural Publishing and Education Catalog . MPEC is a support organization for independent publishers, authors, educators, and librarians fostering authentic multicultural books and materials. Multicultural and International Children's Literature Links . Ohio State University site. Cultural Mosaics . Ohio State University site. Not a totally developed site, but has some good links. Multicultural Poetry and Prose Exchange . Solicits creative writing submissions. See also: Multicultural Song Index Standards: The International Journal of Multicultural Studies . See Multicultural Book Reviews in the Fall/Winter 1997-'98 issue, featuring an article on Blue Heron Press.

74. McKnight Artist Fellowships For Writers Loft Awards in Children s literature/Younger Children In addition to the general eligibility requirements, applicants must have • published at least 3 pieces http://www.loft.org/conmckni2.htm

M C K NIGHT A RTIST F ELLOWSHIPS FOR W RITERS Loft Award in Children's Literature/Younger Children DEADLINE: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 4:30 P.M. Frequently Asked Questions The Fellowship Program The Loft Literary Center administers the McKnight Artist Fellowships for Writers, which provide Minnesota writers of demonstrated ability with an opportunity to work on their writing for a concentrated period of time. Payment will be in equal monthly installments. The winner will offered the opportunity to present a reading and Judging Deadline Friday, November 14, by 4:30 p.m. This is not a postmark deadline! All entries must be received in the Loft offices by this date. Late entries will not be accepted. Address entries to: McKnight Artist Fellowships for Writers, Loft Awards in Children's Literature The Loft Literary Center Suite 200, Open Book 1011 Washington Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55415

75. Explore Children's Literature Explore children s literature general Resources. Children s literature A Guide to the Criticism Linnea Hendrickson s thorough http://www.infopeople.org/bpl/kids/cdsklit.html

Explore children's literature General Resources Children's Literature: A Guide to the Criticism - Linnea Hendrickson's thorough annotated bibliography of significant articles, books, and dissertations relating to children's literature criticism. Originally published by G.K. Hall/Macmillan, 1987; now available (and searchable) online. Although most of the articles cited here were originally published in 1985 or earlier, this is an indispensable resource for the scholar and serious student of Children's Literature. Children's LiteratureGuide to Research and Resources - The ERIC Clearinghouse presents extensive links to online bibliographies, author sites, and other resources. Children's Literature Web Guide - Librarian David K. Brown's compilation of links to children's books, authors, and much more all over the Web. Includes a list of Essential Kid Lit Websites Kay Vandergrift's Children's Literature Page - Many sources for the study and teaching of children's literature, including author bios. Award Sites Association for Library Services to Children (ALSC) Awards - Links to the Newbery, Caldecott, and other award pages.

76. Friends University - Library - Instruction - Children's Literature general Information (2nd floor stacks). Banned! Book censorship in the schools, Z 658 .U5 R64 1988. literature and Young Children, Z 1037 .A1 L56. http://www.friends.edu/library/Instruction/handouts/ChildrenLit.asp

Children's Literature Bibliography General Reference Information Junior Authors Illustrators General Information (stacks) ... Resources in Printable Format We offer this file in a portable document format, or PDF, in order to make the details clear and printable. To view and print this file, you need a program called Adobe Acrobat Reader, which may already be installed. If you have trouble downloading a file, or if you'd like to upgrade to Acrobat Reader 5.0, you can obtain the software for free from Adobe's website. General Reference Information REF E 184 .O6 B57 1995 REF PR 990 .L715 1993 Index to Fairy Tales 1949-1972 REF PN 1008.4 I73 REF PN 1008.5 .I57 1996 REF PN 1009 .A1 T9 1978 Writers for Children REF PN 1009.A1 W73 1988 Junior Authors Junior Book of Authors REF PN 1009 .A1 K8 Junior Book of Authors REF PN 1009 .A1 W52 More Junior Authors REF PN 1009 .A1 F8 Seventh Book of Junior Authors REF PN 1009 .A1 S3936 1996

77. Special Report school textbooks as well as children’s storybooks textbooks on grammar and Hebrew literature, history, geography were introduced, but in general it appeared http://www.wrmea.com/backissues/0999/9909019.html

Archives 1982-1999 ABOUT WRMEA CONTACT US SUBSCRIBE DONATE ... KEEP TRACK OF AIPAC breadCrumbs("www.wrmea.com",">","index.htm","None","None","None","0"); SEPTEMBER 1999, pages 19-20 Special Report Israeli Textbooks and Children’s Literature Promote Racism and Hatred Toward Palestinians and Arabs By Maureen Meehan Israeli school textbooks as well as children’s storybooks, according to recent academic studies and surveys, portray Palestinians and Arabs as “murderers,” “rioters,” “suspicious,” and generally backward and unproductive. Direct delegitimization and negative stereotyping of Palestinians and Arabs are the rule rather than the exception in Israeli schoolbooks. Professor Daniel Bar-Tal of Tel Aviv University studied 124 elementary, middle- and high school textbooks on grammar and Hebrew literature, history, geography and citizenship. Bar-Tal concluded that Israeli textbooks present the view that Jews are involved in a justified, even humanitarian, war against an Arab enemy that refuses to accept and acknowledge the existence and rights of Jews in Israel. “The early textbooks tended to describe acts of Arabs as hostile, deviant, cruel, immoral, unfair, with the intention to hurt Jews and to annihilate the State of Israel. Within this frame of reference, Arabs were delegitimized by the use of such labels as ‘robbers,’ ‘bloodthirsty,’ and ‘killers,’” said Professor Bar-Tal, adding that there has been little positive revision in the curriculum over the years.

78. Research Collection Children's Literature use by researchers, tertiary students, and the general public. It serves these client groups interest in children s and adolescent literature, literary and http://www.liswa.wa.gov.au/rccl.html

Select an Information Gateway Australian Literature Disability Services Doing Business in WA Family History Government Law Multicultural Services Music Seniors Western Australia Young People Research Collection of Children's Literature The Research Collection of Children's Literature is an important resource of historical and contemporary childrens' literature. The main focus of the collection is on Australian literature, excluding information books, written for children and young adults, from the earliest through to the most recent publications. The collection, consisting of over 10,000 titles, was established for use by researchers, tertiary students, and the general public. It serves these client groups' interest in children's and adolescent literature, literary and illustrative techniques, and publishing trends, as well as the study of childhood, which reflects the changes in society. Australian Collection The main Australian collection consists of published imprints, historical children's magazines and annuals, and award-winning books of the Children's Book Council of Australia and the West Australian Young Reader's Book Awards . Original archival materials which reflect the creative process of writers, illustrators and editors are an important component.

79. EDU210: Children's Literature Council Year round this site provides a rich source of information and links related to children s literature. Within one of the five general user categories http://www.gac.edu/oncampus/academics/library/Guides/ED210.html

EDU210: Children's Literature Professor: Jill Potts (x7454, jpotts@gac.edu Librarian: Michelle Twait (x7563, mtwait@gac.edu Finding Books Reference Works Finding Articles ... Citing Your Sources Finding Books MnPALS Our library catalog. This link takes you into the "Basic Searches" screen where you can search by author, title, etc. The "Advanced Searches" option lets you limit by date, additional keywords, collection area, and so on. In your list of results, the Location column lists the call numberwhere the book is shelved. To find out what the letters in the call numbers stand for, go to LC Classification Online MNLINKMinnesota Library Information Network A shared catalog for many Minnesota libraries. Click on Search, then make a selection on the next screen. One option (below the map) provides a search of Minnesota college and university libraries. Use the interlibrary loan button to request a book from another library. Use your bar code number as your username, your last name as a password. The St. Peter Public Library

80. Other Children's Literature Collections Children s literature and Research Collections, Heritage, Central Library, Special Collections, Auckland Zealand, http//www.aucklandlibrary.co.nz/general.aspx?ct http://special.lib.umn.edu/clrc/othercollections.phtml

Other Children's Literature Special Collections Collection Name Collection Location Collection URL Africa Children's Literature Research Unit Pretoria, South Africa http://www.childlit.org.za/ International Research Society for Children's Literature South Africa http://www.irscl.org.za/index.html Australia Books Illustrated Melburne, Australia http://www.booksillustrated.com.au/ Children's Literature Collections State Library of Victoria, Victoria, Australia http://www.slv.vic.gov.au/slv/children/ Dromkeen Victoria, Australia http://www.scholastic.com.au/dromkeen/ Fremantle Children's Literature Centre, Inc. Fremantle, Australia http://www.fclc.com.au/index.html Lu Rees Archives University of Canberra Library, Canberra, Australia http://www.canberra.edu.au/lurees/ Europe Beatrix Potter Collections National Art Library, Victoria and Albert Museum, UK http://www.nal.vam.ac.uk/potter.html Center for Bornelitteratur Copenhagen, Denmark http://www.cfb.dk/ Centre for International Research in Childhood: Literature, Culture, Media University of Reading, Reading, UK

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