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The evolution of The Selkie’s Daughter began when a girl appeared to me during my morning journaling time, standing on a cliff, hurling a prayer over the raging sea, “Bring him home, bring him home, bring him home!”
Illustrated novels can be a stepping stone AND a perfectly fine and wonderful place to land.
Systemic racism has created a maze that entraps all of us. When we think we have found a way out, we find ourselves going down another path that we must make sense of. To find a way out requires a reckoning.
"I think we would have been preteen pals, and had we met earlier, we could have cheered each other on through our creative insecurities."
Follow the Cybils Awards on most social media platforms (they're active on places other than Twitter) and be sure to check out all the finalists in each category!
This will be an easy one to recommend to kids who like action, adventure, hijinks, and kids doing cool things like solving big crimes. Can't wait for the next one!
Author Tae Keller speaks with DiCamillo about her latest book, Ferris, and the hallmark themes in her work.
After a student shared an upsetting incident on social media, Jones set out to teach her students about safely managing social media and ended up learning a lot herself.
Teen librarian Karen Jensen kicks of the Mind the Middle Project for 2024 by discussing what Middle Grade fiction is and how it compares to Young Adult fiction
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