‘There Is No Formula’ – Mo Willems Visits The Yarn

by Travis Jonker | Blogs
Dec 25, 2016 | Filed in People
  Travis: Merry Christmas and happy holidays! Today we have something special – an extended episode with Mo Willems. I interviewed him last June at the American Library Association Annual Conference in Orlando. My questions focused on the Elephant & Piggie series and his answers were enlightening, funny, and honest. I think you’re gonna like this one. […]

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Travis: Merry Christmas and happy holidays!

Today we have something special – an extended episode with Mo Willems. I interviewed him last June at the American Library Association Annual Conference in Orlando. My questions focused on the Elephant & Piggie series and his answers were enlightening, funny, and honest. I think you’re gonna like this one. Listen below and tell your friends.

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