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We've a very special guest star and a very special Swedish import from 1974 to discuss. It's our ALA Annual Conference episode!
A bevy of beauties is revealed with this very stellar peek at what's coming out for us in the fall.
A deep dive with an artist that knows a thing or two about what happens when a child moves to a new place without knowing the language there.
We take a quintessential Independence Day title and put it under a spotlight to see how it has aged.
Amy Hest and Erin E. Stead talk up their latest title and how they're "still on the kids' side" when it comes to creating their books.
Elisha Cooper joins us to day to talk about baby goats, grouchiness, occasional rants, the beauty of a successful picture book, and so much more.
Transit Children's Editions reveals to us their upcoming fall season (with a hint of Spring 2025). Get ready for books that look NOTHING like what we usually see on the U.S. market.
Considering the heat, Betsy offers Kate two choices featuring nude protagonists to consider. Kate opts for the baby. A wise choice.
Engaging, rhyming, keeping its text and subject matter appropriate for lower grades, this pops visually on the page, and contains ample backmatter to support everything it says. It is, in short, a book one cannot miss.
An author and an illustrator talk through their Buddy and Bea series. They discuss animation vs. illustration, oil-and-water personalities, and the reality of getting stuck between urinals.