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“I want it to be ridiculous but also sincere.” Erin Bow Discusses Witchward Bound and Reveals Its Cover
"They say you can befriend ravens with peanuts, but being unable to manage the raven-proof garbage cans will also work." We're talking with Erin Bow today about her latest novel for kids.
Cover Reveal: WINNIE-THE-POOH: THE GRAPHIC NOVEL
Just in time for the 100th anniversary of that silly old bear we've yet another adaptation of the original work on the horizon. And this one? A beauty.
Cover Reveal: I Am NOT Grumpy! by Caroline L. Perry, ill. Sydney Hanson
Are you read for the cutest (and mistakenly grumpiest) critter to hit a picture book page? We've the reveal and the interior spreads here today.
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Hiss-terical: A Cover Reveal and Discussion with Steph Lau on Medusa’s Pet Rock
"...critically examining the narratives pushed by powerful people (historically, currently) is as important of a lesson as ever. I hope it inspires kids to find and amplify the stories that aren't being told." We talk myths, legends, and retellings today.
How to reserve your experimental energy for form rather than content: A Daniel Nayeri Q&A and Cover Reveal for THIS IS A DOOR
"I felt like a printer with an old printing press, arranging letter forms one at a time." Daniel Nayeri shares his latest experimental novel with us, talking fables, myths, and typography in the process. How to create an utter original.
This Q&A and Cover Reveal Has Nine Lives: We’re Talking The New Cat with Stephanie V.W. Lucianovic and Chris Park
2026 may officially be The Year of the Horse, but in the picture book world it seems a lot more like The Year of the Cat. Take a gander at what may be one of the coolest (and most touching) feline contributions to children's literature.
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It’s a Belgian Cover Reveal Day! A Talk with Leo Timmers About Kiki & Me
Today I reveal the cover of one of the truly great picture books of 2026. I also get to talk to Leo Timmers and ask him about his painting process (something I've wondered about for years).
And Where the Sendak Isn’t: A Where the Wild Horses Are Cover Reveal and Q&A with Amy Alznauer
"The very best antidote or response to a stereotype (in life or fiction) is the shining particularity of an individual." We debut Amy Alznauer's middle grade novel and have a marvelous talk about Deaf culture, horses, and stumbling on prophetic ideas from your younger self.
A Nicholas Day/Corey Tabor Cover Reveal and Q&A? It’s Gotta Be a Look at A Riddle of Eels
"An irony of having so many excellent nonfiction books for children is that it can appear that we already know everything: that our world is all mapped, archived, indexed, sorted. That’s not true, of course. But it can feel that way."
It’s an Axolotl-Ella Cover Reveal and Q&A with Kate Messner and Lian Cho
Regenerative body parts and feathery gills are not usually part of the original Cinderella story.. but maybe they should be! We discuss glass slippers and smiling reptiles in today's cover reveal and Q&A.
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