You just got your assignment and lo and behold, you need to create an author study. You say that you've never created an author study before? Well, there are many books and websites you can use to help you along.
Resource includes meet-the-author movies, book readings, and interviews among thousands of resources about fiction and nonfiction books used in the K–12 environment. Every resource has been selected to encourage the integration of multimedia author and book materials into reading and library activities.
Access to 223 full-text journals from university press publishers covering multiple topics in the Humanities, Social Sciences, and Sciences.
Materials in the Educational Resources Center can provide you with information to flesh out what you find online: books by your author, books about your author, biographical information, classroom activity ideas, lesson plans, and more that you can borrow and use to enrich and add interest to lesson plans and classes you conduct as a student teacher.
To search for materials in the ERC, follow these simple instructions.
From the Ely Library QuickSearch (see below for link):
NOTE: Some authors used pseudonyms when writing! (Make sure you know both names and search on both if that is the case.)
