#3 David Levithan (S1 E3)

by Travis Jonker | Blogs
Sep 29, 2016 | Filed in People
Travis: Taking another walk down memory lane today as we post all our past episodes here at The Yarn blog. In this episode we talk to Sunny Side Up editor, successful YA author, and recent School Library Journal cover subject David Levithan. We hope you enjoy the episode. Click here to subscribe to The Yarn on […]

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Travis: Taking another walk down memory lane today as we post all our past episodes here at The Yarn blog.

In this episode we talk to Sunny Side Up editor, successful YA author, and recent School Library Journal cover subject David Levithan.

We hope you enjoy the episode.

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