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Author Spotlight, Fantasy, Interviews

Interview: Aditi Khorana

Posted on19 July, 201718 July, 2017

The Library of Fates was released yesterday and sounds amazing. The author, Aditi Khorana, answered a few questions for us and I’m excited to get my hands on a copy of […] Read More

Author Spotlight, Interviews

Kwame Alexander and Solo

Posted on6 July, 20175 July, 2017

Though the title is Solo, this book was not created in isolation. Kwame Alexander and Mary Rand Hess worked together to craft the poetry. In addition, Randy Preston added his […] Read More

Author Spotlight, Book Lists

Author Spotlight: Jacqueline Woodson

Posted on26 October, 201625 October, 2016

Last week, the Cooperative Children’s Book Center (CCBC) hosted the Charlotte Zolotow Lecture delivered by Jacqueline Woodson. What an amazing evening. Woodson talked about some of her recent writing, but […] Read More

Author Spotlight, Interviews, Mystery, Thriller

Interview with Phillippe Diederich and Giveaway

Posted on6 September, 20166 September, 2016

Today we welcome Phillippe Diederich as he shares his newest book Playing for the Devil’s Fire which we reviewed here.   Thirteen-year-old Boli and his friends are deep in the […] Read More

Author Spotlight, Book Lists, Comics/Graphic Novels

Works by Gene Luen Yang

Posted on13 January, 201613 January, 2016

At the start of January, author and graphic novelist Gene Luen Yang was named National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature! Here’s a look at some of his works: American Born […] Read More

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Author Interview: Julie Chibarro

Posted on20 October, 201518 October, 2015

Today we welcome author Julie Chibarro to talk about her most recent book, Into the Dangerous World [reviewed on Rich in Color here]. Please tell us a little bit about […] Read More

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