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F e at u r e d A u t h o rsSherman Alexiewinner of The National Book Award for TheAbsolutely Diary of a Part-time Indian. Heis an award winning poet and filmmakerand a Spokane/Coeur d’Alene Indian.12:30 p.m. Festival StagePaul Breweris the illustrator of the popular “Robert”series of chapter books for grades 2-3,written by Barbara Seuling. His picturebooks are How to Trick or Treat in OuterSpace and Clip, Clip, Clip: Three Storiesabout Hair both written by his wife,Kathleen Krull.1:30 p.m. Library StageMarla Frazeehas illustrated many picture books,Harriet, You’ll Drive Me Wild! by MemFox, as well as her own Walk On! and,A Couple of Boys Have the Best Week Ever,which received a Caldecott Honor Award.1:00 p.m. Library Community RoomRobin Preiss Glasseris the number one New York Timesbestselling illustrator of the Fancy Nancyseries, written by Jane O’Connor; OurFifty States and America: A PatrioticPrimer, both written by Lynne Cheney.She lives in Southern California withher family.11:30 a.m. Festival StageKathleen Krullis an acclaimed biographer for youngreaders. Her books have receivedrave reviews and won numerousawards, including the Boston Globe/HornBook Honor Award. Kathleen lives inSan Diego with her husband author/illustrator Paul Brewer.1:30 p.m. Library StageD. J. MacHaleis a writer, director, and producer of severalpopular television series and movies thatinclude Flight 29 Down; EncyclopediaBrown, Boy Detective and Tower of Terror.Pendragon, his first book series, is a #1New York Times bestselling series. He livesin southern California with his family.1:30 p.m. Festival StageGeorge McClementsis author/illustrator of Ridin’ Dinoswith Buck Bronco and Night of the VeggieMonster. He enjoys strumming his ukuelein Glendale, CA where he lives.2:30 p.m. Festival StageGerald McDermotthas received a Caldecott Medal and twoCaldecott Honors, and also is a consultantto the Joseph Campbell Foundation onmythology in education. He generouslycreated art for the 2009 San DiegoChildren’s Book Festival Poster.10:30 a.m. Festival StageKadir Nelsonis a two-time recipient of both theCorreta Scott King Illustrator Awardand the Caldecott Honor. He lives withhis family in San Diego, California.12:00 p.m. Library StageMary E. Pearsonis the author of three novels forteens—A Room on Lorelei Street,David v. God, and Scribbler of Dreams.She writes full-time from her home inCarlsbad, California, where she liveswith her husband and two dogs.2:30 p.m. Library Community RoomMARLENE PEREZis the author of Unexpected Development,and her new book, Dead is the NewBlack delivers a wise-cracking, boylusting, high school sleuth named DaisyGiordano. Marlene Perez lives in OrangeCounty, California.2:30 p.m. Library Community RoomAntoinette Portisis the author/illustrator of the New YorkTimes Best Illustrator book Not a Box.She attended UCLA School of Finearts and is a former creative directorat Disney.11:00 a.m. Library Community Room
f est i va l m a pParking(Biogen Idec lot)with shuttle busRestRoomsThe YellowBook RoadWe thank Biogen Idec for use oftheir parking lot for the Festival.The shuttle to the lot will run from9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Pleasenote that all vehicles still inthe lot after 5 p.m. are subjectto towing at owners’ expense.Please be sure to pick up all DHandicapParkingExhibitorBoothsShuttleBus olunteerCheck InNorth UniversityCommunityBranch LibraryDNobel RecreationCenterNotice to attendees. Photographs may be taken duringthis event and may be used to publicize Library events.If you have questions, please ask Library staff.
sc h e d u l e o f e v e n t s10:00 a.m.Festival Stage:1:30 p.m.Festival Stage: DJ MacHaleALibrary Stage: BBallet Folklorico & Welcome by Rana SampsonLibrary Stage: Mommy or Daddy and Me BLibrary Community Room:Literature Comes to LifeKathleen Krull & Paul BrewerYellow Book Road Booth:CAntoinette PortisWarwick’s Booth (Library Lawn):10:30 a.m.Marla FrazeeFestival Stage:Gerald McDermott & Parade of Puppets AFestival Stage: Hullabaloo ALibrary Community Room: Antoinette PortisYellow Book Road Booth: Gerald McDermottBarnes & Noble Booth: Marla Frazee11:30 a.m.Festival Stage: Robin Preiss GlasserLibrary Stage:AFestival Stage: AMetro Dance: Tap & HulaBarnes & Noble Booth: George McClementsLibrary Story Time Theater:English/Spanish Story TimeC12:30 p.m.Festival Stage:Library Stage: Scripps Performing ArtsWarwick’s Booth (Library Lawn):Library Story Time Theater:Baby Sign LanguageBarnes & Noble Booth: Sherman AlexieALibrary Story Time Theater:Sing-a-long Story TimeA10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Story Time: Library Story Time TheaterC10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Read to Therapy DogsLibrary Children’s PatioLibrary Community Room: Marla FrazeeCivic Dance Arts: Break Dance3:30 p.m.Events throughout the dayBC1:00 p.m.Festival Stage:CDr. Seuss Storyteller, Teri Z.AFestival Stage: Sherman AlexieKadir NelsonCA3:00 p.m.Yellow Book Road Booth:English/Spanish Story Time2:30 p.m.Kathleen Krull & Paul BrewerDixieland Band: The JammersLibrary Story Time Theater:CWarwick’s Booth (Library Lawn):BRobin Preiss GlasserSing-a-long Story TimeWriting for Teens: Mary Pearson & Marlene Perez12:00 p.m.ALibrary Story Time Theater:Library Community Room:Warwick’s Booth (Library Lawn):Festival Stage:CMad Science: Getting Creative with SoundWarwick’s Booth: DJ MacHaleFestival Stage: George McClementsKarate Demonstration BLibrary Stage: Kadir Nelson2:00 p.m.Festival Stage: A11:00 a.m.Antoinette PortisACC11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Relaxing Music: Rec-CenterD10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.or Twilight Trivia: Rec-CenterHarry Potter1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.Screening: Animated Books: Rec- CenterDD
Embrace Simplicity.Build Your Own Time Warner Cable Bundle.Get our best TV, Internetand Phone. All on one bill.All for one low price.(866) 202-4222www.TimeWarnerCable.comBiogen Idecis proud to support the2009 San DiegoChildren’s Book FestivalWestfield UTC is proudto support the San DiegoChildren’s Book FestivalNobel Athletic Fields andRecreation Center 8810 Judicial Drive Sports Fields and Recreational Fields Outdoor Basketball Courts Gymnasium Tot Lots Meeting Rooms Picnic and BBQ AreasFor more information(858) 552-1626Check us out on the bel.shtmlf est i va lAT&TAuthor: Peter S. BeagleAuthorsDen.comB&B KettlecornBaby MoonbeamBamboo HutBarefoot BooksBarnes & NobleBirch Aquiriam at ScrippsCamp InventionCaptain Oral HygieneCarl’s Hawaiian Shaved IceCELL SunkissesChimmy’s 5 in 1 LanguagesCircus FundSan Diego Park & RecDr. Dawn Sandberg, ChiropractorFidelity InvestmentsFriends of Rose CanyonFriends of the San Diego Public Library (book sale)Friends of the San Diego Public Library (snack sales)Isabel Schon CenterKidz Place DentistryKPBSLarry Keough EntertainmentLawrence Family Jewish Community CenterLegolandSan Diego Public Library & FoundationThe Center at the San Diego PublicLibrary is a circulating library thatpromotes literacy and reading.El Centro de la Biblioteca Pública de San Diego esuna biblioteca con servicio de préstamo quepromueve la lectura.www.isabelschoncenter.org(858) 573-1451The Schon Center is possible with contributionsfrom Harle G. Montgomery and supporters
ex hibitorsMind Body PartnershipsMommy and Me BootcampMom’s Like MeMr. Joey’s Taco ShopMunchkin MindersMustache Mike’s Italian IceRad HatterRalphsREAD San DiegoReuben H. Fleet Science CenterRolling Reader/ San Diego Council on LiteracySan Diego Book ArtsSan Diego StateSchool of RockSea WorldServapaloozaSociety of Children’s Book Writers & IllustratorsUnited States Karate AcademyUsborne BooksWarwicksWatco PublishingWelk ResortsYellow Book RoadCubic Corporationis a proud sponsor of the2009 San DiegoChildren’s Book FestivalWhat’s going on?Sign up for a monthly email highlightingthe best in FREE programs and servicesat your library.www.SupportMyLibrary.orgREAD THE 2009Library Dayat Petco Park!Sunday August 23 vs. St. Louis Cardinals at 1:05 p.m.Pricing 23.00 for Field Reserved 17.00 for Upper Infield ReservedA portion of all tickets sales will help raise money forthe San Diego Public Library Foundation.SELECTIONGet more information at kpbs.org/onebookBuy Tickets online & Enter Promo Code: BOOK (case ing/groups/library.jspSpecial Thanks toRalphs is proud to sponsor the2009 San DiegoChildren’s BookFestival
Children’s Programs @ Your LibrarySummer Reading ProgramBe Creative at Your Library! June 15-August 15Read ten books this summer and win prizes like Padrestickets, passes to the Ruben H. Fleet Science Centerand San Diego Natural History Museum, free kidsmeal from TGI Fridays and more! Register at your localbranch library.Free TutoringOnline Homework Help: Daily, 1 pm to 10 pmFree online tutoring program for grades K-12. From alibrary or home computer students use their librarycard to connect with live expert tutors. Spanish-speaking tutors also available. Visit SanDiegoLibrary.org.SchoolRooms: Student-friendly website integrates thousands of pages of multimedia content, web links andpowerful search capabilities. Available 24-hours/dayand aligns with California curriculum.Homework Centers: Each library offers special areaswhere children access books, materials and Internet andlibrary databases. Staff assists children with homeworkassignments and research.Enjoy the Book Festival!Story Times & Crafts!Check your local branch for times & days.For a schedule of Free Children’s Programs visitSanDiegoLibrary.org.Learn about ways to support youth programming atSupportMyLibrary.org.Libraries change lives!The Friends of the San Diego Public Library are proudsupporters of the Book Festival. Special thanks also tothese Friends groups: North University Community Branch LibraryLa Jolla/Riford Branch LibraryPt. Loma/Hervey Branch LibraryRancho Penasquitos Branch LibraryBecome a Friend of your local library. Stop bythe Friends booth to join, visit your branch, or call619-542-1724 for more information.Learn how you can help atSupportMyLibrary.org
Feival StaSt Ge: DJ MacHale lary StaiBr Ge: Kathleen Krull & Paul Brewer yllow Booe K roaD Booth: Antoinette Portis wrwiKa C 'S Booth (library lawn): Marla Frazee 2:00 p.m. Feival StaSt Ge: Mad Science: Getting Creative with Sound wrwiKa C 'S Booth: DJ MacHale lary Story iBr time theater: Sing-a-long Story Time 2:30 p.m.
