See you October 4th at Bank Street Books!
Hope to see all you middle grade readers on Saturday, October 4th at Bank Street Books to talk about MY YEAR OF EPIC ROCK.
Hope to see all you middle grade readers on Saturday, October 4th at Bank Street Books to talk about MY YEAR OF EPIC ROCK.
Kathy Kaufield’s new piece on “The Angst of Parenting a Child with Severe Food Allergies” details how scary it can feel to let a child with food allergies become more
Dear NYC people, please come to an event to celebrate MY YEAR OF EPIC ROCK at Bank Street Bookstore on Saturday, October 4th at 2:30 PM. I’d love to see
How much did I love this review in the Hudson Valley-based Chronogram? “When we first meet Nina, the seventh-grade protagonist of Andrea Pyros’s excellent debut My Year of Epic Rock,
Hey, exciting news. My Year of Epic Rock got a great review from the School Library Journal. Read it, babies! “Nina is excited for the start of seventh grade. She
This well-written piece by Boston Globe reporter Fluto Shinzawa covers the scary early years of having a child with food allergies and the challenges of traveling with them. Lovely writing:
Countdown to September 2nd, the publication date for My Year of Epic Rock. Some very nice middle grade and YA bloggers are helping me promote the book’s launch, including Chapter
Have you seen the super cute Nutley, the Nut-Free Squirrel? It’s a children’s book about a squirrel allergic to, yep, nuts. It’s perfect for a younger grades. Have a kid
H/t to the LA Times for their feature debunking common food allergy myths, including that peanuts are the most common food allergen (not true, milk and eggs rank higher for
So this is a thing: bake sales are getting banned, or seriously curtailed, across the country. It’s due to a federal law aimed at fighting childhood obesity, reports The Wall