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A Rare Bird of an Interview: A Talk with Elisha Cooper
Today, Elisha talks with us a bit about his latest title, as well as its debt to Where the Wild Things Are, he has a very nice rant about respecting children's art, and confesses which book did him in "in the best way".
ALA Youth Media Awards: The Interviews, Videos, and Behind-the-Scenes of the Winners
Here's the full roster of the new ALA YMA winners (Newbery, Caldecott, etc.) including a collection of behind-the-scenes info with interviews, videos, and reviews of some of the titles.
Fuse 8 n’ Kate: Moo, Baa, La La La by Sandra Boynton
A classic Boynton gets our official podcast treatment. How has it aged? I'll let you guess our answer to that one.
Winnie-the-Pooh Celebration Week: Day 5 – New Pooh-Related Titles Worth Exploring
To wrap up our Pooh coverage, we end today with two Winnie-related releases and what they have to say about the silly old bear in the 21st century.
Winnie-the-Pooh Celebration Week: Day 4 – The Strange Case of Lottie the Otter a.k.a. The Bane of My Existence
Meet Lottie: My nemesis. For several years I was at war with this sweet little pearl-wearing otter. Sit back, kids. because I've a tale to tell.
Winnie-the-Pooh Celebration Week: Day 3 – Statues and Lesser Known Histories
Today I pull two entirely different Pooh-related posts from my archives. One the one hand, a statue you can visit. On the other, a book you may have forgotten.
Winnie-the-Pooh Celebration Week: Day 2 – How a Bear Became a Book: A Q&A with Annette Bay Pimental and Faith Pray
After reading today's book I realized that it's showing kids that just because someone's name is on a book, they're just one of a large group of people, all working in tandem to make it the best possible literary experience. Naturally, questions abound.
Winnie-the-Pooh Celebration Week: Day 2 – How a Bear Became a Book: A Q&A with Annette Bay Pimentel and Faith Pray
After reading today's book I realized that it's showing kids that just because someone's name is on a book, they're just one of a large group of people, all working in tandem to make it the best possible literary experience. Naturally, questions abound.
Fuse 8 n’ Kate: Caldecott Contenders 2026
It's our annual consideration of three potential Caldecott winners. I guarantee you'll be shocked by some of these reactions.
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