Ground News

institutional access

You are connecting from
Lake Geneva Public Library,
please login or register to take advantage of your institution's Ground News Plan.

Red Reading Hub - Jillrbennett's Reviews of Children's Books image

News from Red Reading Hub - Jillrbennett's Reviews of Children's Books

See all of Red Reading Hub - Jillrbennett's Reviews of Children's Books’s headline news. Compare how the top news stories are covered by left-wing and right-wing news sources.

In total, 45 have been published by Red Reading Hub - Jillrbennett's Reviews of Children's Books which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

Ground News rates Red Reading Hub - Jillrbennett's Reviews of Children's Books’s media bias as unknown. Ground News is unable to assign a bias rating and does not have ratings available from Ad Fontes Media, All Sides, and Media Bias/Fact Check.

We’ve assigned a rating of Unknown factuality to Red Reading Hub - Jillrbennett's Reviews of Children's Books. You can read more about how we’ve determined Red Reading Hub - Jillrbennett's Reviews of Children's Books’s credibility and reliability as a news source here: https://groundnews.lakegeneva.lib.wi.us/rating-system.

Information about Red Reading Hub - Jillrbennett's Reviews of Children's Books

Where is Red Reading Hub - Jillrbennett's Reviews of Children's Books located?Red Reading Hub - Jillrbennett's Reviews of Children's Books's Website

Media Bias Ratings

Do you diasgree?

Edit bias

Learn more about Media Bias Ratings.

Factuality

Learn more about Factuality Ratings

Reveal Factuality Ratings by upgrading to a Premium account.

Tap Upgrade to explore subscription options to meet all your reading needs.

Ownership

Learn more about Ownership categories

Reveal Ownership Data by upgrading to a Vantage account.

Tap Upgrade to explore subscription options to meet all your reading needs.

Top Red Reading Hub - Jillrbennett's Reviews of Children's Books News

Who's in The News? Coach Gordon Wood

Evansville · Evansville

Who's in The News? Coach Gordon Wood

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Gordon Wood, Head Softball Coach of Tecumseh HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) - Tecumseh softball recently celebrated its sixth state championship in school history. This was a historic moment for the program, also marking its first 2A title. Coach Gordon Wood, head coach of the softball team, says he has been coaching since he was 16 years old, and everyone involved with the team was ecstatic when they found out they won, but he says all the different tea…See the Story

The World’s Worst Alien

The World’s Worst Alien

The World’s Worst AlienAlice Primmer, illustrated by Fred BluntWalker Books This is a slice of life as lived and narrated by Sky, an alien student who has somehow created planet Earth for her school project. However, rather than the dinosaurs she hoped to find living thereon, it’s the age of humans and they appear to be doing a very good job of ruining the entire planet. Bang goes the good grades she’s desperately wanting. Sky decides to change …Read Article

A Natural History of Bums

Margate, England · Margate

A Natural History of Bums

A Natural History of BumsBertie Williams, illustrated by Inga ZiemeleWide Eyed Editions If you’ve been to Margate (Kent) in the last three or four years then you’re probably aware of its most unusual and popular tourist attraction, the award winning Crab Museum.. As well as giving visitors an insight into the lives of crabs, it also examines vital topics such as climate change and evolutionary history and it does all these things with humour. Th…Read Article

I Hear The Trees

I Hear The TreesZaro Weil, illustrated by Junli SongWelbeck Children’s Books From her opening words, ‘when I walk/ wide-eyed/ through today/ yesterday is forgotten/ tomorrow faraway’ Zaro Weil asks readers to be in the moment and to immerse themselves in the natural world as they join her in this poetry extravaganza. It’s impossible to do anything else in the opening poem, I Hear The Trees which involves engaging several senses – hearing ‘I hear…Read Article

Naeli and the Secret Song

Naeli and the Secret SongJasbinder BilanChicken House Naeli’s passion and her greatest talent is playing her treasured violin given to her by her father. An English doctor, he returned from India to his homeland years back when his own father was seriously ill, since when nobody has heard from him. So when her mother dies from malaria, Naeli is left completely alone, except for her ayah, Vanya, and spends her time playing her violin and learning…India · India Read Article

The Best Jollof Rice Ever!

The Best Jollof Rice Ever!Onyinye IwuOtter-Barry Books Meet Kamsi and Kwame, best friends, each of whom declares that jollof rice is their favourite food and that their respective mums make the best jollof. Jollof is a yummy, spicy rice and vegetable dish that originated in West Africa and is now known and enjoyed all over the world. To settle the matter Kamsi has a suggestion. “Let’s each make our own jollof and see which is really the best … “…Nigeria · Nigeria Read Article

Dragon Dave The Not So Brave

Dragon Dave The Not So BraveAlex Latimer and Phillip CullenScholastic Stuck in a storybook with an ending he really dislikes, dragon Dave the Brave desperately wants to get out. One day as he sits beneath a bridge tinkering with some of the letters from the title page, along comes Prince George. The prince notices that Dave looks sad and on learning the reason, he shows Dave that his story words can be rewritten. Starting from the first page, th…Books Read Article

Flember: The Secret Book

Flember: The Secret BookJamie SmartDavid Fickling Books Flember is a mysterious island, the setting for this story: it’s also the life force on which the island is dependent. On this island in a village called Eden lives Dev, who loves to invent things. We first meet him as he’s jumping from a steep cliff face wearing wings made of chicken feathers and cheese powered boots. He’s only sixty-three per cent sure these inventions will work, but work…Read Article

As the World Goes By

As the World Goes ByJonny LambertLittle Tiger As Buttons the dog watches the world through his window he notices a blue butterfly, its wings catching the sunlight. Fascinated, he rushes outside to share this delight with others but is puzzled to find that nobody else seems to have noticed, so involved in their run of the mill daily lives are they. As Buttons continues on his way he encounters two other friendly creatures; they too are fascinated…Read Article

Unity Street School Saves the Planet

Unity Street School Saves the PlanetSheena DaviesOtter-Barry Books The Green Team – Fern, Verdun, Jade and Silas, not forgetting Selva their toucan puppet assistant visit Unity Street School. They talk about climate change, explaining how our planet is getting too hot and how bad that is for wild life and for humans. The children come up with a great idea: they will create their own wild, green space to look after at school. It’s to be situated …Verdun · Verdun Read Article

The Unicorn Who Came to School

The Unicorn Who Came to SchoolLucy Rowland and Mike ByrneScholastic Like many young children, the little girl narrator of this story has first day nerves when she starts school. On arriving at the gate though, what should she see but a unicorn who introduces himself as Sparkle and asks politely if he can come to school. The girl agrees and they go in together, talking of things they might do and they sit beside one another when the teacher tells…Read Article

Breaking News Topics Related to Red Reading Hub - Jillrbennett's Reviews of Children's Books