2017 Judge: Ellen Oh

by Battle Commander | Blogs
Feb 14, 2017 | Filed in Blogs
Ellen Oh is a very busy person. She has 3 kids that demand to be fed on a daily basis and 2 dogs that demand to be walked. When she has free time, she works for a nonprofit company called We Need Diverse Books where she gets to hang with some of the most awesome […]

Ellen Oh is a very busy person. She has 3 kids that demand to be fed on a daily basis and 2 dogs that demand to be walked. When she has free time, she works for a nonprofit company called We Need Diverse Books where she gets to hang with some of the most awesome people in children’s literature. She also tries to fit in some writing so that her editor won’t get too mad at her. That means no more epic K-Drama binge marathoning sessions until deadlines are met! But she couldn’t resist the chance to judge Battle of the Books. Just somebody please take the sword away from her…

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