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The author shares how a school visit gave her a new character name and a new connection with one young reader.
Author Brittany N. Williams shares her thoughts on writing historical fantasy with a little bit of Shakespeare
A poem about the dreams and fantasies, the anticipation, the doubts and insecurities, the frustrations, and finally, the pride of seeing something that I wrote actually out there in the world for others to read.
Elementary and middle grade fans of this coming-of-age classic will love these recommendations.
Given the increasing horrors of climate change and the massive amounts of eco-anxiety young people are carrying, this story about action, attention, and organizing will resonate.
Gotta sing? Gotta dance? Gotta run away fast? This collection may help children who have never stood up in front of big or small crowds quell those butterflies, take deep breaths, and take their first steps toward the footlights.
Battles over book banning continue at school board meetings and in state legislatures across the country. Now politicians are targeting publishers, too.
Two Friends, One Dog, and a Very Unusual Week is a book I wrote for the kid I once was—the rule follower, the worrier, the one who wanted everyone to stay careful and safe.
In every piece of art or writing, I’ve found a new truth layered in shadow, or dispelled old bitterness in an unexpected turn of phrase, or tugged an answer from a tangle of threads.
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