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Review of the Day: The Spaceman by Randy Cecil
Quiet, unassuming, delightful, funny, and with just enough science fiction in there, I’m just gonna say it: I love this book. You know who else is going to love this book? Kids.
Publisher Spotlight Preview: Fall/Winter 2024 (Walker Books Australia, Black Sands, and Kalaniot
Thanks to Ellen Myrick, I've gotten a peek at a slew of children's books slated to come to our American shores in the not-so-distant future. So buckle up and enjoy the ride!
Visual Storytelling Meets the Wet Side of Pet Ownership: A Walkies Interview with Estrela Lourenço
Meet the charmer of the season. A picture book influenced by both animation and silent films, and that puts those wet, miserable walks in context.
Elsewhere We Go to Bid: Talking with Elsewhere Editions About Their Singular Auction
If you're a small publisher, what can you possible do to raise funds? Introducing the incredible Elsewhere Editions auction. Take a gander and see what entices.
Review of the Day: Next Stop by Debbie Fong
A seemingly simple package of roadside kitsch hides a story of grief, complicated family relationships/friendships, and more cactuses than you ever thought could fit on a page.
Encapsulating the Breadth of Sentiment: Q&A with Ismée Williams About Abuelo, the Sea, and Me
A pediatric cardiologist in the Bronx writes three young adult novels then pens a thoroughly touching tale of a girl and her grandfather. Learn more about this story and its origins.
Unexpected Jolts of Children’s Literature
Today we've ten terrific titles penned for adults but with some sort of connection to the world of children's literature.
Fuse 8 n’ Kate: Dinosaur Bob and His Adventures with the Family Lazardo by William Joyce
What's big, green, and loves minor league baseball? Today we dive into a Bill Joyce book we've never done before an determine where Bob stands in the pantheon of picture books.
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.
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