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Reading and writing Caribbean stories Tracey Baptiste talks about the Caribbean literature she read growing up in Trinidad.
Draw it yourself When Mo Willems draws a character, he wants four year-olds to be able to draw it, too.
Bad jokes As a standup comedian, Mo Willems found out very quickly which jokes were funny—and which ones weren’t.
More than meets the eye Mo Willems talks about the unseen work that goes into making a book like Knuffle Bunny.
Oral Language and Concepts of Print Dr. Ramey discusses how reading books to young children connects to oral language and concepts of print.
