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From novels to picture books In this video clip, Kate DiCamillo gives an overview of the books she’s written.
Raina Telgemeier: Creating a sense of place Raina Telgemeier explains the sense of place present in her works.
Working with Helen Oxenbury Mem Fox describes her experience working with Helen Oxenbury on “Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes.”
The high art of picture books In the past 30 years, children’s book illustration has become recognized and appreciated as a culturally relevant form of art.
The Real Shiloh Naylor’s Newbery-winning story was inspired by the author’s own encounter with a lost, abused dog in rural Shiloh, West Virginia.
Diverse books in the classroom, all year round Educators and librarians need to be diligent about making sure that classroom libraries are diverse and that certain books are not just pulled out during multicultural heritage months.
Comfort zones Gene Luen Yang discusses how books help him break out of his comfort zone—and warns about the dangers of feeling too comfortable.
Difficult Childhood Nikki Grimes spent much of her childhood in and out of foster homes, an experience that would influence her future writing.
Graphic novels for reluctant readers Gene Luen Yang discusses how graphic novels can engage reluctant readers.
