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Home | Registration | Plan Your Event | Resources | Team Teen Read Week | Get Publicity Teen Read Week Mini Grants | FAQ | Teen Read Week Official Products Sample Press Release | Sample Letters to Editor | Sample PSA Scripts (English) | Audio PSAs | Sample Proclamation | Using the TRW Logo Spread the word about Teen Read Week!
Use the tools listed on this page and then tell us what you've done. Libraries across the country are planning special events for Teen Read Week, encouraging teens to read something light and humorous, just for the fun of it! As we promote Teen Read Week to the press, we would like to hear about how your library plans to celebrate. Sample Press Release For Immediate Release: [Date] Contact: [Name and phone number] Headline: [LIBRARY/SCHOOL NAME] celebrates Picture It! [LIBRARY NAME] will celebrate Teen Read Week™ (October 16-22, 2011) with special events and programs aimed at encouraging area teens to read for the fun of it. Sample Letters to the Editor From a Teen: Share Book Recommendations, Join Book Clubs, Learn more about your Favorite Books and Share Books with Friends. Longform.org.
Books2Barcodes: Converting Great Books Into 2D Barcodes. What is Books2Barcodes?
Books2Barcodes is an ongoing effort to convert all the world's great books to QR codes (2D barcodes). Each work featured here is the entire text of a piece of classic literature translated into several thousand barcodes. With a mobile device equipped with a camera and a barcode-scanning app, you can experience the joy of a great book as read through 800-character fragments on your cellphone. How does it work? You'll need a mobile device with a barcode-scanning app. Longer books can take a while to download fully.
Who are we? We are a team of archivists, engineers, and library scientists working tirelessly to try to make the classics of yesterday accessible to today's technology. Better Book Titles. Byliner. The Creative Intelligence Blog. Monday, September 20th, 2010 It’s short story time. This one’s by Leo Tolstoy, the writer every aspiring novelist should read. Daily, if possible. It’s called: ‘Three Questions’ and some of you may know it as it’s rather famous. Tolstoy’s answer to the questions is a key principle of creative intelligence. It’s not too long. One day it occurred to a certain emperor that if he only knew the answers to three questions, he would never stray in any matter: What is the best time to do each thing?
The emperor issued a decree throughout his kingdom announcing that whoever could answer the questions would receive a great reward. In reply to the first question, one person advised that the emperor make up a thorough time schedule, consecrating every hour, day, month, and year for certain tasks and then follow the schedule to the letter. The responses to the second question also lacked accord. The third question drew a similar variety of answers. “But what have you done that I should forgive you?” Paste the text you want to speed read. Full text books free to read online in the full text archive.
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