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Judith Viorst proves once more that she's a fan of extra long titles. After much discussion we decide an accurate title should have been MY MOM IS GASLIGHTING ME. Come see why!
Practically a wordless book, this storyline delves deep into the mindset of an average dog, an average owner, and the cool seaside breezes that can pivot a day from miserable to marvelous.
Today author Sara Greenwood joins us to give a glimpse into why she wrote the picture book My Brother Is Away about an incarcerated loved one.
Imagine you're a children's author/illustrator and you grow up with a famous grandfather. At what point do you write a picture book biography of him? I talk with Katie Yamasaki about that very issue, and her latest, magnificent book.
"It's like Candyman if instead of saying his name three times you just called into existence each of his bodyparts." Kate tackles her first Ed Emberley
Annually Evanston Public Library determines 101 of some of the greatest books of the year. Here are the results for 2022.
"Horror is such a fun, thrilling genre to write and really feels like the sky’s the limit." We're talking with master of scares Katherine Arden about smiling men and haunted scarecrows.
A deep dive with two comic creators about a series that might well give Baby-sitters Club a run for its money.
The self-publishing model has been around for a number of years now. How do you distinguish yourself in 2022? Becky Behrisch offers us a whole new model worth considering.
We compare two different editions of a macabre Hilaire Belloc poem and see how they stand up, as part of our Halloween series.