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    Fusenews: I’m Cuckoo for Cuckoo Song

    Betsy Bird, December 2, 2014 | Fusenews

    There was a time, oh children of mine, when the ALA Media Awards would be announced and the morning after the announcement the winners of the Caldecott and Newbery Awards would be whisked away to New York City to speak on NBC.  Then Snooki came and ruined everything (this is the abbreviated version, but it’s […]

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    Blog Tour Stop: Children’s Literary Podcasting Loves a Winner

    Betsy Bird, December 1, 2014 | Uncategorized

    On April 19th of this past year I hosted a Children’s Literary Salon at NYPL called Podcasting Children’s Books: Ins and Outs, Ups and Downs. Unlike a lot of my Salons, this one was actually recorded and turned into a podcast here.  Why am I telling you all this?  Because that podcaster, one Matthew Winner, […]

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    Happy Thanksgiving! Now Go Listen to a Podcast

    Betsy Bird, November 27, 2014 | Uncategorized

    Joyeux Turkey Day, my fellows!  Between bites of sweet potato and rolls, perhaps it might do the soul good to listen to a l’il ole podcast that’s actually a bit perfect for the day.  The “original” Thanksgiving was between Pilgrims and Native Americans, or so we were taught in grade school, yes?  Well perhaps we […]

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    Fusenews: “Red Nine doth here stand by”

    Betsy Bird, October 15, 2014 | Fusenews

    Me stuff.  You have been warned.  So the first thing to know today is that this coming Saturday I’ll be speaking at the Eric Carle Museum about Wild Things: Acts of Mischief in Children’s Literature.  It will prove to be an amusing talk and if you live in the area I’d desperately love it if […]

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    Fusenews: Private jet, please

    Betsy Bird, June 21, 2014 | Fusenews

    First up, my little sister.  My daughter recently had her third birthday so my sis came up with a craft involving what she calls Do It Yourself Cupcakes. Each cupcake sported a teeny tiny cover of one of my child’s favorite books.  Then we took them to her daycare where she delightedly set about pointing […]

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    Fusenews: Why You Should Go to Kidlitcon (and other interesting facts)

    Betsy Bird, November 8, 2013 | Fusenews

    Oh, you lucky bugs.  Do you know what today is?  Today is the first day of Kidlitcon and for those of you still interested in joining (and who wouldn’t be?) you have a last minute chance to be a part of the fun.  Always assuming you’re in the Austin area, of course, but I bet […]

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    Fusenews: Confessions of a syllabus addict

    Betsy Bird, January 4, 2013 | Fusenews

    Allrighty then (remember when this phrase was a thing?).  Time to whip out a Fusenews in this new format.  Let’s crank her up and see what she can do! Let’s start with the me stuff.  This happened while I was on vacation:  The folks at the New York Times asked me to be a part […]

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    Fusenews: ‘Arf a mo’!

    Betsy Bird, May 2, 2011 | Fusenews

    Matt’s been reading this WWI epic graphic novel called Charley’s War by Pat Mills and Joe Colquhoun where the British soldiers keep going around saying the phrase ‘arf a mo’.  We didn’t understand what it meant until we put on some awful faux-British accents of our own.  Then it made sense.  Anyway . . . […]

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    Fusenews: Polar bear, polar bear, what do you see?

    Betsy Bird, April 14, 2011 | Fusenews

    Howdy, folks.  I’m starting off today with a little podcast-related item.  Back in the day I tried podcasting for sport.  It was fun (I had my own intro music and everything) but after a while it became clear that podcasting is a labor of love best left to the professionals with their prodigious editing skills, […]

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