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The magic of the printed book Gene Luen Yang describes the magic of the printed book while acknowledging the validity of audiobooks.
Shared stories Juster remembers the Oz books, folk and fairy tales, the Sunday newspaper, and the big Yiddish and Russian novels his parents had at home.
It was red-haired Annie! Eve Bunting’s mother started a lending library in their house, but the books slowly walked away.
The Teacher Who Changed Everything In this exclusive video interview with Reading Rockets, children’s book author Patricia Polacco recalls the day that her teacher discovered her dyslexia.
Reading for your life Our 2011 National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature explains why she chose “Read for Your Life” as her platform.
Walter Dean Myers: A Writer's Story Author Walter Dean Myers (Harlem) talks about a discovery he made in childhood: that books are a path to a world beyond our own neighborhoods.
Creating new images Christopher Myers doesn’t like the way that black people are portrayed in the media.
