The Swahili word “safari” means trip.
In our lifetimes, we all embark on multiple safaris โ trips that are sometimes real and other times, imaginary or metaphorical. What better way is there to keep tabs on our daily journeys (to places known and unknown) than through the written word? Join us on a daily literary safari as we travel and discover the world through books, art, movies, music, family, and more.Featured Stories
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Remembering Maurice Sendak
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Review and Interview: Tina’s Mouth, by Keshni Keshyap
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The Call of Curation
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Game On: Teaching Middle Schoolers to Think Like History Detectives
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Let Fear Drive You in the New Year
18 January 2012 3:32 PM | 3 Comments
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Remembering Maurice Sendak
Celebrating the life and accomplishments of the groundbreaking children’s author (1928-2012).
REVIEWS AND INTERVIEWS
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1April 19, 2012
Review and Interview: Tina’s Mouth, by Keshni Keshyap
This graphic novel is a welcome addition to my library of fusion stories.
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3September 30, 2010
What Can You Do with Just 13 Words?
Thirteen words take a stylish turn with Lemony Snicket and Maira Kalman, leaving me with a craving for cake.
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1September 28, 2010
How to Write About Pakistan (or not)
On Granta’s special Pakistan issue and its satirical piece “How to write about Pakistan”
KID LIT
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1April 19, 2012
Review and Interview: Tina’s Mouth, by Keshni Keshyap
This graphic novel is a welcome addition to my library of fusion stories.
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0March 15, 2012
Game On: Teaching Middle Schoolers to Think Like History Detectives
Get the scoop on a new online game based on the PBS series History Detectives.
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0April 17, 2011
Elmo Learns to Save, Spend, and Share
Are kids too young to learn about money? Sesame Street doesnโt think so, as elaborated in PNC Bank and Sesame Workshop’s new preschool financial literacy kit.
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