[Ev Posts: 3,348 Status: Offline Making learning fun! WWW]

For those of you interested in writing easy readers, there's a wonderful post by Blueboarder Tina Cho on Nancy Sanders' blog this week, providing very clear information about guided reading levels. She gives lots of helpful examples.

http://nancyisanders.wordpress.com/2014/10/13/guest-post-tina-cho-on-guided-reading-levels-and-the-writer/

In case you wonder about the references to Kaeden in the article, Tina's post is part of Nancy's blog series (a sort of free workshop) for authors who want to try to write something in response to Kaeden's recent call for submissions.

[Schriscoe Posts: 1,803 Status: Offline www.sharonchriscoebooks.com WWW]

  Ev and Tina! This is super helpful!!!

[Arona Posts: 449 Status: Offline The house didn't fall on me. It fell on my sister.]

Thanks for posting this. Good information and examples.

[Debbie Vilardi Posts: 6,211 Status: Offline Language is so cool! WWW]

Thanks, Ev. Is Kaeden's latest call the one listed on their submissions page? I may have something for them.

-Debbie

[Ev Posts: 3,348 Status: Offline Making learning fun! WWW]

Yes, Debbie, that's the one I know about.

[CyndyHenzel Posts: 96 Status: Offline WWW]

Really great to see the examples. Makes me want to buy the books and line them up on my desk for reference.

[Tina Cho Posts: 72 Status: Offline WWW]

 :  Aww, thanks, Ev, for posting this. I just now discovered it. Hugs to you!

[Ev Posts: 3,348 Status: Offline Making learning fun! WWW]

You're quite welcome, Tina. The appreciation goes to you for writing such a helpful article on the topic. 

[DianaM Posts: 969 Status: Offline Writer, rhymer, runner, punner. WWW]

Terrific post! Thanks for bringing it to our attention, Ev. And thanks for the info, Tina!