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The writer's journal, a place for all your ideas Jack Gantos explains that journals capture good ideas before they are lost.
Matt de la Peña: We need diverse books because…. Award-winning author Matt de la Peña reflects on the importance of diverse books in our diverse country.
From comic book to graphic novels Graphic novels open the possibility of accessing books to children who don’t see themselves as readers in the traditional sense.
Courting controversy Woodson doesn’t set out to be “controversial”—she writes what she calls “realistic fiction” that can help young people discover the richness of the real world.
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.
Reading aloud from George Vs. George Rosalyn Schanzer reads the introduction and the beginning pages of her book George Vs. George: The American Revolution as Seen from Both Sides.
What is multicultural literature? Rudine Sims Bishop’s own research, teaching and writing has focused on the literature by and about people of color.
We Need Diverse Books: Donalyn Miller We need diverse books because children should be able to see themselves in books that they read.
GI Joe Island Brian Selznick waxes nostalgic about the days when he used to play with action figures and give haircuts to his little troll dolls.
