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In the Midst of the Swirl: A Cover Reveal and Chris Raschka Interview for Peachaloo In Bloom!
Chris Raschka joins us today to talk about his latest middle grade novel, process, writing, editing, cactuses, and more!
Process and Cold Fish: A Talk with Jacob Grant About the Upcoming Book Umami!
What does cold fish have to do with picky eating? We're talking with Jacob Grant today about his latest title and an ode to adventurous palates!
Fuse 8 n’ Kate: CROSSOVER EPISODE: The Yarn Presents Travis Jonker with Thirteen by Remy Charlip and Jerry Joyner
"If you're looking for a typical story with words and a plot, this ain't it. Go somewhere else." Our special guest Travis Jonker takes us on a wild journey with a book that rewards close reads.
Cover Reveal! Q&A! Introducing the Upcoming Betsy Bird / Andrea Tsurumi Collaboration: Pop Goes the Nursery Rhyme!
I have a brand new picture book out in 2025 so let's talk about it with the artist and editor! We discuss "High Detail Chaos", sneaky weasels, and so much more!
“Heck, yeah, collapsible ribs!” A Talk with Candace Fleming about Her Incredible New Title, Narwhal: Unicorn of the Arctic
"I want to obsess others, too." We're talking narwhals today with the incredible Candace Fleming about her latest picture book title.
Publisher Preview: Eerdmans Spring 2025 Sneak Peek!
Take a dive into a fabulous list containing everything from conservation dogs to cunning cats.
Tragedy + Time = Funny: A Q&A with Jesús Trejo & Eliza Kinkz About Mamá’s Magnificent Dancing Plantitas
Two creators speak to us today about the sequel to the double winning Pura Belpre Honor title Papa's Magical Water Clock. Are you ready for a plant dance party?!
Fuse 8 n’ Kate: Fox by Margaret Wild, ill. Ron Brooks
"Hurt creatures, hurt creatures." A emotionally resonant Australian classic that should be better known. We dive deep into a book that will stay with you for years.
Review of the Day: Impossible Creatures by Katherine Rundell, ill. Ashley Mackenzie
Is Katherine Rundell our fantasy book savior or did she just write a perfectly decent and fun book? I review the title that has the critics ablaze in praise.
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