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Category Archives: kidlit
We Need Diverse Books
Can you remember the first time you saw yourself in a book? For me, it was when I read All-of-a-Kind Family by Sydney Taylor. The book was about five sisters living during the Depression. I had a little brother and … Continue reading
Posted in diverse books, judaism, kidlit
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To Catch a Frog
As some of you may know, I’ve spent the last few weeks searching for a frog to use in a trailer for How to Behave at a Tea Party, my book with illustrator Heather Ross that comes out this September. … Continue reading
Posted in frogs, gardening, heather ross, how to behave at a tea party, kidlit, trailers, videos
Tagged book trailers, friends, frogs, Heather Ross, how to behave at a tea party, summer, teachers
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Nanny X Behind the Scenes
So my mother-in-law just won the Mother-in-Law of the Year award, at least in my book, for patiently submitting to the direction of a very particular director (Kid No. 1), not to mention wearing a leather jacket in July. The … Continue reading
Posted in family, kidlit, middle grade, Mission Possible, Nanny X
Tagged book, book trailer, film, kidlit, leather, middle grade, mother-in-law, nanny x
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Writing Process Blog Hop: Wendy Shang
This week Wendy Shang is up to bat on the writing process tour. Wendy is the author of The Great Wall of Lucy Wu, and you can usually find her blogging about middle-grade books at From the Mixed Up … Continue reading
Posted in author interview, kidlit, middle grade
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Writing Process Blog Hop
Readers get to see what our stories look like when they are bound and published. But what do they look like along the way? Michelle Knudsen thought you (yes, you) might be interested in knowing the answer to that, so she … Continue reading
Posted in internet, journalism, kidlit, researching, writing, writing with a partner
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