Borg, Mary.
Writing your Life
. Colorado: Fort Collins, 1998. This book is an easy to follow guide to writing your own autobiography.
Lee, Hermione.
Biography: A Very Short Introduction
. New York: Oxford University Press, 2009. An entertaining book that explains what biography does and how it works.
McCloud, Scott. "Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art". McQuade and McQuade,
Seeing and Writing 4
, 711–735. Scott McCloud presents the relationship between the graphic novel and the biography.
McQuade, Christine, and Donald McQuade.
Seeing and Writing 4
. New York and Boston: Bedford/St. Martin, 2010. This book has a variety of articles concerning the pairing of words and images to visual representations.
Pauk, Walter.
Taking Effective notes preparing to take notes starting with the Cornell System:
Gathering Information tying things together. Section 10. How to Study in College 8
th
Edition. New York: Wadsworth Publishing, 2007. This section focuses on how to use Cornell notes effectively.
Rollyston, Carl.
Biography: A User's Guide
. Chicago: Rowman and Littlefield Publishing Group, 2008. This book provides an inside look at the idiosyncratic issues around the biography.
Stempler, Ephraim. "25 Ways to Get Kids Writing".
Instructor: Back to School
, no. 1. Scholastic, Inc, 2010. This is a short article summarizing twenty–five creative ways for getting students to write more often using graphic organizers.
Thomas, Abigail.
Thinking about Memoir
. New York: Sterling Publications, 2008. The book is about writing a memoir.
Wilhelm, Jeffrey. "Inquiry based learning"
Inquiring Minds: Learn to read and write: 50 Problem Based and Literacy Learning
Strategies. Canada: Scholastic, Inc. 2009. This article of the book focuses on the techniques of inquiry based learning in the classroom.
Zousmer, Steve.
You Don't Have to Be Famous to Write Your Own Biography
. Cincinnati Ohio: F& W Publications, Inc. 2007. This book provides helpful tips to write your own great biography even if you are not famous.
