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This Interview is a Little Bit Super: A Gary Schmidt/Leah Henderson Q&A
A star studded anthology brings us stories of kids with tiny superpowers. Today, we talk with the book's creators to find out what makes this title tick.
Tender and Subtle, with a Wild Fancifulness: A Q&A About Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow’s SISTER FRIEND
In first grade, Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow was the only non-white kid in her first grade class. Her response? Write a truly stunning and lovely picture book about it as an adult. We discuss all.
The Pastabilities Are Endless: Q&A with Aimee Lucideo About Pasta Pasta Lotsa Pasta
Talking today about what it takes to make a great food-related picture book readaloud. We discuss pasta, Bee-bim Bop, and more! Warning: This Q&A may make you hungry.
The Pastabilities Are Endless: Q&A with Aimee Lucido About Pasta Pasta Lotsa Pasta
Talking today about what it takes to make a great food-related picture book readaloud. We discuss pasta, Bee-bim Bop, and more! Warning: This Q&A may make you hungry.
Fuse 8 n’ Kate: The Three Pigs by David Wiesner
Not to spoil anything but meet the 200th classic we've featured on the podcast! Today we're talking about the void, Magritte, epitaphs, and more!
Review of the Day: Not Quite a Ghost by Anne Ursu
Somehow, Ursu has managed to write a legitimately scary ghost story (sorta) that’s also about accusations of hysteria, invisible illnesses, and issues in middle school.
The Constant Change of Perspectives: A Q&A with Corey Tabor
Today we talk with a man who slowly, methodically, carefully, and with great love, churns out some of the smartest books for kids today.
Ellen Myrick Publisher Preview: Spring 2024 – Cicada, Creston, Diamond, and Eye of Newt
Since we're already in the thick of it, let's round out our look at the spring 2024 titles coming out from a slew of smaller publishers this season.
Cape Verde Gets Its Day In the Sun: A Q&A with Janet Costa Bates
Cape Verdean books for kids may be rare in America, but there's at least one author out there working to fill the gaps. Today we talk with Janet Costa Bates about her latest early chapter series.
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