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Skippyjon finally makes his debut on our podcast. Though popular when first released, we deep dive into the book's controversy and how well this title has and has not aged.
You're in another country and back at home a war breaks out. What do you do? Today we find out what Anna Desnitskaya did and reveal the cover of her latest picture book.
In the first of our two-part series commemorating the anniversary of the War in Ukraine, we talk to Oleksandr Shatokhin about the impact of 2023's YELLOW BUTTERFLY.
Review of the Day: Touch The Sky by Stephanie V.W. Lucianovic WITH Bonus Q&A
Best Books, Best Books of 2024, Interviews, Review 2024, Reviews
|Today I review a book that truly exemplifies one of those key moments in a child’s life, fated to be forgotten. I also interview its author.
Take one Alex London, add in one Paul O. Zelinsky, and sprinkle in a bit of snobby artists, broken fourth walls, and sleep-deprive hallucinations and you have yourself a helluva cover reveal and interview.
It's a double whammy! Not only do you get a lovely interview with Alison Pearce Stevens about her latest informational book for kids, but you get an exclusive excerpt to read as well (you lucky dogs).
Kate and I dip into some early award-winning Udry and Sendak. Why did Sendak win a Caldecott Honor for this title? We deign to find out.
If you’re going to do a biography of a complicated subject, and bring any kind of nuance to the telling, then you better saddle up and pour your heart and soul into the effort. You’re going to have to make a book like this one.
"...I also believe that this book is, by far, my most politically radical." What's so subversive about veggies? Kyle Lukoff tells all.
Talking Freedom Fire: A New Imprint Discussion with Kwame Mbalia, Tracey Baptiste, and Leah Johnson
|Kwame Mbalia has a brand new imprint for kids out this fall, and we've got the starting line-up (and their authors!) here to talk all about it.