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    Outside, Inside: The LeUyen Pham Interview and Trailer Reveal

    Betsy Bird, December 15, 2020 | Interviews, Videos

    I have the infinite pleasure of interviewing Ms. LeUyen Pham about her latest authored/illustrated picture book Outside, Inside, as well as premiering its trailer.

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    Trailer Premiere & Interview: Becoming a Good Creature by Sy Montgomery

    Betsy Bird, September 24, 2020 | Interviews, Videos

    She writes for children. She writes for adults. She writes and she writes and she writes. Now she has a new book out and a new trailer. I talk to Sy Montgomery about what it really takes to be a "good creature" in 2020.

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    Author Fan Face-off: A Steve Sheinkin Video Production

    Betsy Bird, September 22, 2020 | Videos

    Librarian Stacey Rattner and author Steve Sheinkin bring you the game show we've all been waiting for. Now answering the ultimate question: Who knows their books better? Authors? Or fans?

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    Camp Candlewick: Get to Know Ghetto Cowboy

    Betsy Bird, July 26, 2020 | Videos

    I never attended a real sleepaway camp as a kid. Truthfully? I didn’t really want to. But the end result was that I never had the experience of so many other teens of being a camp counselor. Well, that STOPS today! Meet your new counselor Ms. Bird. It’s all part of Camp Candlewick, an online […]

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    Video Premiere: The Making of Nerp

    Betsy Bird, July 22, 2020 | Videos

    "Fancy monster foods inspired by 1950s recipes." Today I share Sarah Lynne Reul's new behind-the-scenes video on the complex creation of her latest picture book, Nerp!

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    Recommended Science Videos and the Reluctant Homeschool Teacher

    Betsy Bird, June 18, 2020 | Videos

    Perhaps you have found yourself thinking, "What I really wish I could find is a series of wonderful science programs for kids that they can watch for a little while." Well, I located three modern alternatives that have led to some pretty great conversations (and home science experiments) and I want to share them with you today.

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    Thoughts (and Videos) of Hans Christian Andersen: The Journey of His Life

    Betsy Bird, May 19, 2020 | Videos

    Hans Christian Andersen was a weird dude. Today I premiere a video that shows some art from a book about him. Whatta fella.

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    Book Chat with Molly Idle: In Which the Poor Woman Gets Interviewed Doubly

    Betsy Bird, April 27, 2020 | Interviews, Videos

    Victoria Stapleton, Little, Brown's Executive Director of School & Library Marketing, has appeared on this blog before with a video series called Book Chat. But it's not just Victoria doing the talky talk today. I got to ask Molly Idle a couple questions of my own first about her latest picture book, Coral. Take a gander at what came of it.

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    Ghosts of Newbery Past, Present and Future? Welcome to This Year’s 90-Second Newbery Film Festival

    Betsy Bird, March 13, 2020 | Videos

    Stuck inside? Wanna watch some videos? Then welcome to the best of the best of the 90-Second Newbery Festival. Hamilton parodies, D&D spoofs, Westerns, Ninjas, and more abound!

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    What Cats Think: Book Trailer Premiere!

    Betsy Bird, October 22, 2019 | Videos

    Today we take a trip over to the Netherlands. Specifically, to the expressive features and brightly colored paints of Mies Van Hout. To say that some of these images glow from their pages would not be an overstatement.

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