In the resources section you will find a number of ideas and tips for use with this year's themes. See the resource submission guidelines for information on how to submit resources to this area of the website.

• Book and Resource List
• Book and Resource List Addendum
• Guest blog post by Rafael Lopez, illustrator of "One World, Many Stories" about his process.  http://forum.teachingbooks.net/?p=5503
• For children's manual resources, visit http://teachingbooks.net/cslp
• 12-minute Training Video to support the sharing of teachingbooks.net resources with staff:    http://TeachingBooks.net/archive/CSLPTraining
• One World, Many Stories Webliography
• Morroco Bookmark
• China Bookmark
• New Zealand Bookmark
• Ireland Bookmark
• Poland Bookmark
• South Africa Bookmark

The links above provide instant access to comprehensive collections of online materials that support the 2011 CSLP Youth and Teen reading lists. The collections include:

• Author interviews in video, audio, and written formats
• Audio booktalks with authors, illustrators, and professional narrators
• Book discussion and activity guides that have been evaluated and are ready-to-use
• Audio recordings of authors pronouncing and telling stories about their names
• Links to author and illustrator Web sites and blogs
• Video book trailers, and much more....

• Staff Development. Prepare for the summer by learning more about featured authors and books.
• Programming. Integrate ready-to-use activities and audio book talks to round out your sessions.
• Book Groups. Stimulate conversation with book guides and novel units.
• Technology Integration. Enable patrons and staff to listen online to brief performances of books, watch authors in their studios, and access authoritative Web-based material about the featured books and authors.