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Interview with Nandini Bajpai – A MATCH MADE IN MEHENDI

Posted on17 September, 201916 September, 2019

We are so excited to have Nandini Bajpai on our blog today to talk about her latest book, A MATCH MADE IN MEHENDI: Fifteen-year-old Simran “Simi” Sangha comes from a […] Read More

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Interview with Thanhhà Lại

Posted on12 September, 20197 September, 2019

Thanhhà Lại is an award winning author of the middle grade books Inside Out & Back Again and Listen, Slowly. She’s ventured into the world of YA with her newest […] Read More

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Interview with Dahlia Adler

Posted on10 September, 20197 September, 2019

When I was a teen, Edgar Allan Poe creeped me out, but in the most delightful way. I can’t wait to dive into this new anthology His Hideous Heart. An […] Read More

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Interview with Stacey Lee

Posted on13 August, 201912 August, 2019

The Downstairs Girl by Stacey Lee is making its way into the world today. I’ve really enjoyed Stacey’s previous novels so I’m thrilled that it’s finally available to all of […] Read More

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Interview with Debbie Rigaud – TRULY MADLY ROYALLY

Posted on31 July, 201928 January, 2023

Everyone, please welcome Debbie Rigaud to Rich in Color! Debbie’s book, TRULY MADLY ROYALLY came out yesterday, and we’re thrilled to have her here to talk about her book. Are […] Read More

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Interview with Kat Cho – Wicked Fox

Posted on26 June, 201930 June, 2019

Wicked Fox, Kat Cho’s debut, was released yesterday and of course I had to pre-order it. How was a person expected to wait after reading this summary? Eighteen-year-old Gu Miyoung […] Read More

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