Last Day for the #PubforPR Auction
To support those in Puerto Rico impacted by Hurricane Maria, a huge number of book people (authors, agents, editors, etc.) organized a #PubforPR Auction. Bid on items, proceeds go to relief
To support those in Puerto Rico impacted by Hurricane Maria, a huge number of book people (authors, agents, editors, etc.) organized a #PubforPR Auction. Bid on items, proceeds go to relief
Amazing — when my allergic kid was a baby, the conventional wisdom was to avoid those top allergens (like soy, wheat, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, etc.) until an older age.
This week, I’m blogging over at From the Mixed-Up Files of Middle Grade Authors, talking to Catherine Newman about her new book, One Mixed-Up Night. Come on by!Â
The best thriller of the past month wasn’t found in a book but within the YA community online. Read all the details in Publishers Weekly.
I love the idea of a bunch of kids with food allergies getting together to bond and have fun and tackle their health condition as a group. If you’ve
I so wanted to be a detective when I was a kid — but beyond putting “clues” into my black notebook (which I’d covered with sparkly purple nailpolish) and following
Ooh, this is a thing? Fantastic! Happy Book Lovers Day, world! One way to celebrate — other than reading, obviously — is to check out the work over at Ideal
Interesting news via The New York Times and the rate of people who develop food allergies after the age of 18. I know here we focus on childhood food allergies
Cool list from PW about the most anticipated #kidlit coming out soon, but CAN WE JUST TALK ABOUT HOW IT’S STILL JULY AND WE’VE BEGUN TALKING ABOUT FALL? Sob.
E. L. Konigsburg wrote From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler fifty years ago, and to celebrate, The Met offered special Mixed-Up tours for fans of the classic middle