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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 233 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyBooksStories for KidsArts | |||

Today we host the wonderfully talented award-winning author-illustrator Kristine A. Lombardi and celebrate her enchanting and funny brand new book, Crouton, published by Random House, in which a cat explains how it went about adopting a human. We tal... more
Leila Sales wears many hats. She is the author of eight critically acclaimed novels for children and young adults, including This Song Will Save Your Life and Once Was a Time. Leila is also the editor of award-winning and bestselling fiction and nonf... more
Michelle Knudsen, celebrated author of over fifty children's books (and a personal favorite) agreed to interview Mel Rosenberg on the eve of publication of the North American version of Emily Saw A Door (Orit Magia, illustrator, Random House Studio, ... more
In this, our second interview, I talk to Melissa Stoller about her new book Hazel and Mabel: Two Hearts Apart, Anita Bagdi (Illustrator), published by Gnome Road (2025). It's a story of two friends who were inseparable until one moved away. They keep... more
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Every time I’m excited to listen to this podcast for tips on writing or editing manuscripts or just to hear an author or someone amazing in the literary world, I come here. However, I don’t think I’ve finished a podcast yet because this Mel guy keeps interrupting every guest SO much!! I don’t want to hear Mel! I wanna hear Betsey Bird or Lucinda Halperin! Like come on!
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Focuses on the exploration of children's literature through the lens of scholarly research. Episodes feature in-depth discussions between authors and experts about their recently published books, emphasizing the significance of themes such as diversity, representation, and creative storytelling in literature for young audiences. A unique aspect of this channel is its academic backdrop, merging literary analysis with the practical implications of children's books, which may appeal to educators, parents, and anyone interested in children's literary trends and cultural narratives.
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