In The News…
Arizona Illustrated - International Books
Developing a Love of Reading
by Kimberly Kraft
December 2007
“Nearly 30,000 children’s books reside in the basement of the UA Education building. They come from more than a hundred countries, in nearly two dozen languages.
The books have made readers out of future teachers, and we can expect them to pass on that love of reading to their students.”
Education E-News - A Community Triumph
College of Education
December 2007
“The WOW Open House on December 8 was a community triumph! People came from all over — families, community members, librarians, teachers — people interested in books and people interested specifically in the two traveling exhibitions of children’s and adolescent books from around the world.”
Tucson Citizen - ICCAL Benefits Local Children 
International Book Collection to Benefit Local Children
by Konstantinos Kalaitzidis
December 10, 2007
The Wildcat Online - ‘Worlds’ to Browse
Book collection promotes global view.
By Cody Calamaio
October 26, 2007
UA News - ‘Best’ International Books Make Debut at the UA
A teaching and research library in the College of Education is promoting the reading of international children’s literature.
By La Monica Everett-Haynes, University Communications
October 24, 2007
UA News - Programs Seeks Rare American Indian and Indigenous Books
The effort is an attempt to improve intercultural understanding through the use of children’s books.
By La Monica Everett-Haynes, University Communications
October 23, 2007