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Different Looks for Different Books Robert Sabuda has very specific reasons for the paper colors and textures he chooses for each project.
Raina Telgemeier: From thumbnails to the printed book Raina Telgemeier shares her process, transforming thumbnails into a printed book.
A State of Make Believe As a young girl, Mary Pope Osborne had no trouble keeping herself entertained.
Understanding the world Great nonfiction has a sense of wholeness—a connecting thread that helps children to understand their world better.
Excerpt from "Peace, Locomotion" Woodson reads from her book Peace, Locomotion. The book is written as a series of letters from a brother to his sister, while they are living apart.
Yummm! Mmmm! Que Rico! Rafael describes illustrating Pat Mora’s haikus about foods of the Americas in Yummm! Mmmm! Que Rico!, and discusses one of his favorite illustrations in the book.
From picture books to comics to novels Jeff Kinney discusses how comic books act as a bridge between picture books and novels.
Peer power Miller believes that children need to build a reading community of their own with their peers and independently.
The magic of the printed book Gene Luen Yang describes the magic of the printed book while acknowledging the validity of audiobooks.
