What Restaurants are Getting Right and Wrong on Food Allergies
Allergic Living has a great piece on restaurants and how they care for their food allergic patrons. It’s long, but worthwhile — and shows how challenging it can be for
Allergic Living has a great piece on restaurants and how they care for their food allergic patrons. It’s long, but worthwhile — and shows how challenging it can be for
Another great reading list for #kidlit #MG readers. Thanks, Publishers Weekly! First on the list is Real Friends by Shannon Hale, illustrated by LeUyen Pham. I just finished this one and it’s
I’m getting excited for BookExpo. Last year, it was held in Chicago, so I had to miss it, but it’s back in NYC this year and I. Am. Ready! For
Blogging this week over at From The Mixed-Up Files of Middle Grade Authors about books for middle grade readers about the military or military families. Read it here, then stick
May 14-20, 2017 is food allergy awareness week, and on May 14, the Empire State Building will turn teal for a #TealTakeover  to shine a spotlight on food allergies. Find out
Off my MG beat for a bit– and excited to have the chance to write for the May issue of the Romance Writers of America’s Romance Writers Report on how to
Nation, mark your calendars:Â Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Getaway comes out November 7, 2017. Aiyeeee!!!!!!
I’m in total awe of Marley Dias, the 12-year-old behind the #1000blackgirlbooks campaign and a leading voice in the push to diversify #kidlit. This PW article about Marley’s talk with Suzanna Hermans of
I’m halfway through 13 Reasons Why, the Netflix series based on the novel by Jay Asher. The show is hard to resist — high emotions and drama, with a mystery that keeps
I blog over at From The Mixed-Up Files of Middle Grade Authors, and we’re doing an April #MG challenge. Follow us on Instagram (@mixedupfilesmg) and post a pic that corresponds