Playing even a small part in a child’s reading journey is an awesome opportunity, says ‘Busy Builders, Busy Week!’ author Jean Reidy.
“Twenty Yawns,” written by Jane Smiley and illustrated by Lauren Castillo, is Jane’s first picture book. The following is a quick Q&A with the author.
Sometimes you have to put what you love on hold for something else, but for “The Typewriter” author Bill Thomson, the nearly 20-year wait paid off.
Ancient Earth Journal author Juan Carlos Alonso has always been obsessed with dinosaurs. The birth of his child made him want to write the book about them.
Carson Ellis has always loved to draw. She studied painting at the University of Montana, and after college, she collaborated…
When Margarita Engle was young, she spent her summers with her mother’s extended family in Cuba. While there, a passion…
Lee Wardlaw wrote her first novel when she was in the second grade. It was about a girl named Teena…
For Christa Pierce “Did You Know That I Love You” is much more than a picture book — it’s a…
“All of us, especially children, can relate to that feeling of being misunderstood and under-appreciated, of getting shot down before…
The idea of a “traditional” family isn’t so traditional anymore. Families have become whatever works best for each individual unit.…