Graphic novels’ golden age
I read comics when I was younger, but when I started reading “real” books I didn’t know about the wonderful world of graphic novels. Today’s readers are fortunate, then, that
I read comics when I was younger, but when I started reading “real” books I didn’t know about the wonderful world of graphic novels. Today’s readers are fortunate, then, that
I’m struggling to figure out how to speak to my middle schooler about
Even non-food allergy families are probably familiar with the recent headlines about the massive price hike of EpiPens (which is being referred to as #EpiGate on social media). The huge backlash
L. M. Montgomery’s Anne of Green Gables is the first book I remember where I had it on my bookshelf in my bedroom forever, tried it a few times, and couldn’t
Adam Perry had a problem. His child has food allergies to eggs, dairy and nuts, making breakfast a tricky meal for their household. She’d also had scary reactions to eating unsafe
This week, I’m blogging over at From The Mixed-Up Files of Middle Grade Authors about the Olympics and books for kids who want to read more about the games and
New York-based children’s book writers and illustrators, here are two cool upcoming events for you: Children’s Writers of the Hudson Valley 2016 October Robust Revisions Workshop “In this workshop,
Wondering what’s going to be hot at your local library? PW has a nice must-have book list for kids, MG and YA.
Publishers Weekly has an interesting article on a recent MG Children’s Book Council panel, held in New York City. The panelists said that’s important for librarians to know their readers,
Once again, terrible news about tragic loss of lives at the hands of an angry, murderous lunatic, this time in France. And once again, words fail me. I’m brokenhearted for