Home / Books / Read to write: Using children's literature as a springboard to writing
Read to write: Using children's literature as a springboard to writing by John W Stewig

Read to write: Using children's literature as a springboard to writing

John W Stewig
263 pages
Hawthorn Books
Jan 1975
Hardcover
WSBN
0
Readers
0
Reviews
0
Discussions
0
Quotes
Book by Stewig, John W
Add to My Library Buy on Amazon Find in Library
Join the conversation

No discussions yet. Join BookLovers to start a discussion about this book!

No reviews yet. Join BookLovers to write the first review!

No quotes shared yet. Join BookLovers to share your favorite quotes!

Earn Points
Your voice matters. Every comment, review, and quote earns you reward points redeemable for Bitcoin.
Comment +5 pts Review +20 pts Quote +7 pts Upvote +1 pt
BookMatch Quiz
Find books similar to this one
About this book
Pages 263
Publisher Hawthorn Books
Published 1975
Readers 0

More by John W Stewig

View All
Children and Literature
Children and Literature

Similar Books

View All Similar
Love you forever by written Robert Munsch ; illustrated Sheila McGraw
Love you forever
written Robert Munsch ; illustrated Sheila McGraw
 Brown bear, brown bear, what do you see? by Bill Martin, Jr ; pictures Eric Carle
Brown bear, brown bear, what do you see?
Bill Martin, Jr ; pictures Eric Carle
 "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!": Adventures of a Curious Character: Adventures of a Curious Character by Richard P Feynman
"Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!": Adventures of a Curious Character: Adventures of a Curious Character
Richard P Feynman
 Rosemary by Kate Clifford Larson
Rosemary
Kate Clifford Larson
 Happy birthday to you! by Dr Seuss
Happy birthday to you!
Dr Seuss
 Eve by Wm Paul Young
Eve
Wm Paul Young