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Friends. FRIENDS. Look at all this glorious book mail. Behold the GIANT AMOUNT of books to arrive at my house in the past few weeks.
Giving all the attention to the showier talents prevents us from seeing the true potential of many of the kids in our lives as well.
Benjamin Ludwig and Meg Eden Kuyatt talk about her new book, THE GIRL IN THE WALLS.
I wanted warmth to radiate off the page. Kids deserve a model of what respect looks like, what empathy looks like, what support looks like. Especially nowadays.
It took many drafts to get the Alligator Witch of West Bay right; mythmaking takes time and energy.
These three novels explore the fun, freedom, and complications of life on vacation for tweens.
The authors join us to talk about their experience writing THE COOKIE CRUMBLES and THEIR JUST DESSERTS together.
Five questions with Meg Eden Kuyatt, author of the May middle grade book THE GIRL IN THE WALLS.
The Burning Season is a riveting read that I highly recommend. I was so emotionally invested in the story that I got choked up toward the end.
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