CM Magazine: CM Volume 1 Number 7

Volume 1 Number 7

July 28, 1995

From the Editor

Shall We have More Features?

Book Reviews

Weird Animals: Bobbie Kalman and Tammy Everts; Review by Brian Rountree; Grades K-3 / Ages 5-10
Keepers of Life: Michael J. Caduto and Joseph Bruchac; Review by MaryLynn Gagne; Adult -- Grades 1 - 7 / Ages 5 - 12.
The Defenders. (Part of the Discovering Canada series.): Robert Livesey, Illustrated by A.G. Smith.; Review by Dave Jenkinson; Grades 4-8/ Ages 9-13

Video Reviews

Chore Wars: Review by Lorrie Andersen.; Grades 10 - 13 / Ages 15 - 18.
Fat Chance: Review by A. Edwardsson.; Grades 11 - 12 / Ages 15+.

News

Canadian Children's Book Centre announces short-list for Bilson Award for Historical Fiction for Young People.

Article

The Internet and the Future of Organized Knowledge: Part III; ``If knowledge is food for then mind, then for the individual mind to survive in an intellectual environment where exposure to the Human Encyclopedia is greater than ever before, for the first time in the history of thought we desperately need to learn how to balance our diet."; Article by Luciano Floridi

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