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Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. The holiday season is upon us and that means our thoughts now turn to gift-giving --and, for a lot of us that includes books. With so many choices out there -- walking into a book store this time of year can be a bit overwhelming -- especially if you're buying for someone else's reading taste. So on this program.we thought we'd help you narrow down the list by giving you the "top" book picks for adults and children compiled by those in the know. We've invited back Adele Boeske , Head of Children's Services at the Derry Public Library --and, Jeff Smull, General Manager, of the "Toadstool Bookshop" in Keene to give us their top 10 Picks. We so enjoyed their summer reading list --we wanted to know what they recommended for "Holiday" Gift Giving. Q ADELE : We know there are tons of childrens books out there. Any GUIDEINES for Parents wanting to help their kids find a book they'll enjoy??? ========== Let's look at your recommendations for Kids K- thru 3rd grade? 1 Shall I knit you a hat?: A Christmas Yarn by Kate Klise 2 Fenway Park from A to Z: by the Red Sox Wives 3 Diary of a Worm: by Doreen Cronin ========== Q ADELE: Books for Grades 3-6 4 The Last Holiday Concert: Andrew Clements 5 Trip to the North Pole: by Ellen Weiss 6 Gregor the Overlander: by Suzanne Collins =================== Q ADELE: Books for Grades 6-8: 7 The City of Ember: by Jeanne DuPrau 8 Into the Wild: by Erin Hunter =================== Q ADELE: Books for Young Adults: 9 The Amulet of Samarkand: by Johnathan Stroud 10 Eragon: by Christopher Paolini |
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Q JEFF SMULL: Before we look at the ADULT reading list -- Any CROSSOVER Childrens books enjoyed by ADULTS as well. Q Let's take a look at your selections: FICTION: The Stupidest Angel, by Christopher Moore The Surrogate Thief, by Archer Mayor Before You Know Kindness, by Chris Bohjalian Runaway: Stories, by Alice Munro NON-FICTION: John James Audubon: The Making of an American, by Richard Rhodes His Excellency: George Washington, by Joseph J. Ellis --- A Country Practice: Scenes from the Veterinary Life, by Douglas Whynott On The Wing: To the Edge of the Earth with the Peregrine Falcon, by Alan Tennant ------- The Bones of the Earth, by Howard Mansfield Will In The World: How Shakespeare Became Shakespeare, by Stephen Greenblatt Q JEFF: What drives HOLIDAY book sales? Q JEFF: Any Real Favorite of yours? Why? |
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Q ADELE: Polar Express has been out for a while. I bought it as a gift a few years ago. Movie's out. Best age group for that book?? Q JEFF: Are their trends when it comes to holiday reading? Q ADELE: Any classics you're recommending this holiday? Books to Re-Read? Q JEFF: Do you find that NH readers want to read LOCAL authors. Do you try to promote regional authors? Q ADELE: What about Libraries. Do good REVIEWS.fuel their waiting list for books? JEFF: Any books you think will become the next big seller --like the DaVinci Code?? Q JEFF: For those of us who love historical novels -- you've got several selections?? ADELE BAYSKI, JEFF SMULL |
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Should you forget any of the books we talked about -- you can always find Adele and Jeff's Top 10 List on our website at: NHPTV-dot-org-slash-Outlook. There you can also get our program on-demand. We provide streaming video of all of our broadcasts. |
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That concludes our program. Thanks for watching. I'm Beth Carroll. We'll see you next time. |
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Tonight on New Hampshire Outlook: The civil war photos of Henry P. Moore. Join us tonight at a special time 10:30 only on New Hampshire Public Television. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 11/15/04 HOST: Beth Carroll LENGTH: 25:50 Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. The holiday season is upon us and that means our thoughts now turn to gift-giving --and, for a lot of us that includes books. With so many choices out there -- walking into a book store this time of year can be a bit overwhelming -- especially if you're buying for someone else's reading taste. So on this program.we thought we'd help you narrow down the list by giving you the "top" book picks for adults and children compiled by those in the know. We've invited back Adele Boeske , Head of Children's Services at the Derry Public Library --and, Jeff Smull, General Manager, of the "Toadstool Bookshop" in Keene to give us their top 10 Picks. We so enjoyed their summer reading list --we wanted to know what they recommended for "Holiday" Gift Giving. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAMES OF PARTICIPANTS: Adele Boeske\Children's Services, Derry Public Library Jeff Smull\ G.M., Toadstool Bookshop |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 11/15/04 HOST: Beth Carroll LENGTH: 25:50 Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. The holiday season is upon us and that means our thoughts now turn to gift-giving --and, for a lot of us that includes books. With so many choices out there -- walking into a book store this time of year can be a bit overwhelming -- especially if you're buying for someone else's reading taste. So on this program.we thought we'd help you narrow down the list by giving you the "top" book picks for adults and children compiled by those in the know. We've invited back Adele Boeske , Head of Children's Services at the Derry Public Library --and, Jeff Smull, General Manager, of the "Toadstool Bookshop" in Keene to give us their top 10 Picks. We so enjoyed their summer reading list --we wanted to know what they recommended for "Holiday" Gift Giving. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAMES OF PARTICIPANTS: Adele Boeske\Children's Services, Derry Public Library Jeff Smull\ G.M., Toadstool Bookshop |
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Monday, November 15, 2004: We prepared the December 27th show today just before 4pm. we needed to make a basic update deleting the tomorrow show from the program. We finished by 4:15pm. Today was the best book show. The guests came a bit early so we could get still graphics of their top book picks. We started taping about 5:20pm. All went well. We finished just before 6pm. |
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Both guests signed releases on first visit July 1, 2004 |
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Monday November 15 I'm Beth Carroll. Coming up, local experts share their top recommendations for winter reading. Join me next on New Hampshire Outlook. Tuesday November 16 I'm Beth Carroll. Coming up, the civil war photos of Henry P. Moore. Join me next on New Hampshire Outlook. Wednesday November 17 I'm Beth Carroll. Coming up, a new look at helping young people survive the middle school years. Join me next on New Hampshire Outlook. Thursday November 18 I'm Beth Carroll. Coming up, community needs and the people behind state services. Join me next on New Hampshire Outlook. Friday November 19 I'm Beth Carroll. Coming up, journalists from around the state discuss the week's top stories. Join me next on New Hampshire Outlook. |
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All this week, NH Outlook will be seen at 10:30 p.m. so that NHPTV may bring you a special presentation of The Civil War, Ken Burns' epic documentary. Monday November 15 Best Books Host Beth Carroll is joined in-studio by Adele Boeske of Derry, a children's librarian and author, and Jeff Smull from the Toadstool Bookshop in Keene. They'll have suggestions for gift-giving and reading pleasure. Tuesday November 16 Civil War Photos In 1862 and 1863, a Concord photographer named Henry P. Moore traveled to South Carolina and Georgia to take pictures of the Third New Hampshire Regiment during the Civil War. He returned with unique photographs which captured the awkward relationship between the white soldiers from the North and the black slaves of the South. Chip Neal brings us the story. Wednesday November 17 Middle-School Transitions For many students in rural New Hampshire, moving from hometown elementary schools to regional middle schools can be a challenge. We'll talk to the author of a new book on the subject, Donna San Antonio Eddy of the Appalachian Mountain Teen Project. She looks at the role social class plays. We'll also talk to two students who've made the transition and learn about some of the challenges they and their peers faced. Thursday November 18 Community Needs As the holiday season approaches, many area food banks and charities are seeking donations to serve their growing list of clients. We'll see where the greatest needs are in the state and show you how to connect to local charitable organizations. Plus, the Seacoast United Way recently assessed the needs, assets and priorities of the area. We'll get highlights of that survey. In-studio guests are Sue Donahue Suter, Executive Director of United Way Seacoast Chapter and Dr. Andrew Smith, Seacoast United Way board member and Director of the UNH Survey Center. |