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Ellen Myrick Publisher Preview – Spring 2023 (Part Three)
The third in our series on small publishers and what they have coming out in the Spring of 2023.
Ellen Myrick Publisher Preview Spring 2023 (Part Two)
It's part two in our exploration of what some of the smaller publishers have on the docket for Spring 2023. Find yourself a gem.
31 Days, 31 Lists 2022: It’s Almost Here!
It's coming! Each year I make a list of my favorite children's books of the year. Not just a single list, though, but one for every day in December. I've done it for a number of years now, and 2022 is no exception.
A Lost Hero: The Rediscovery of Mildred Batchelder
I was just looking through some random files in my library, when I made a shocking discovery . . .
Fuse 8 n’ Kate: Our 250th Episode! Richard Scarry’s Best Word Book Ever
It's our 250th episode so we're celebrating by doing our very first Richard Scarry book ever. Come for the turkey. Stay for the changes made between editions of this book.
Review of the Day: Shuna’s Journey by Hayao Miyazaki
Shuna’s JourneyBy Hayao MiyazakiTranslated by Alex Dudok de Wit$27.99ISBN: 9781250846525Ages 9-12On shelves now In the pantheon of Miyazaki fans you have to rate yourself on a kind of scale. There are, after all, folks out there that make veritable pilgrimages to places like the Ghibli Museum, Mitaka in suburban Tokyo or the café Kodama in […]
Ellen Myrick Publisher Preview (Spring 2023) Part One!
Snails, nomads, Vikings, sushi, karaoke, and more! It's the first part in our Spring 2023 series, looking at what some of the smaller publishers have coming out.
The Yellow Áo Dài : A Talk with Hanh Bui and Minnie Phan
Picture book creators Hanh Bui and Minnie Phan join us to discuss their upcoming picture book release, and why Vietnamese representation is something we need to see more.
Fuse 8 n’ Kate: The Story of the Little Mole Who Went in Search of Whodunit by Werner Holzwarth, ill. Wolf Erlbruch
Today we discuss a true cult classic picture book. Germans aren't afraid to tackle tough subjects like death. Likewise, they're clearly fine with poop.
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