Nonfiction Monday had a recent blog post with some examples. Just checking a book in two different library catalogues will often give two different results.
So I’ve done some digging and gathered resources for all of us who would like to be more intentional about including nonfiction books in storytime.īefore I begin, I’d like to acknowledge that some books blur the line between fiction and nonfiction. Not only would reading information books in storytime raise awareness about that part of our collection, it also caters to kids who like facts. I think it’s mostly that I’m more aware of fiction and thus more likely to try it out in storytime. It’s not that I don’t want to read information books at storytime. Raise your hand if you forget to read information books at storytime.
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