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NRM Kids Ask: Jerry Pinkney Jerry Pinkney is an award-winning artist who began his creative journey in the field of illustration in 1960.
Time capsule The books Jeff Kinney read as a child—his father’s comic book collection, Judy Blume, and Beverly Cleary—are still on the shelves in his parents’ home.
Mary had a little parasite To keep life interesting, Jon Scieszka enjoys throwing the occasional challenge at illustrator Lane Smith.
Finding the right book Krosoczka always loved to read and sought out his favorites, but some kids need more time and guidance to find books they can connect with.
Dav Pilkey, Creator of CAPTAIN UNDERPANTS, on Banning Books Dav Pilkey explains how you can express concern about a book without undermining the freedom to read of those around you by making a simple change.
Smart little kids On some deep level, Jon Scieszka knows that kids are going to understand his jokes.
Words and pictures Jarrett Krosoczka describes how text and illustrations are like teammates, each complementing and supporting the other.
