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Paper is King When making books that are three-dimensional, the laws of physics dictate what is possible.
Raina Telgemeier: Feedback from young readers Raina Telgemeier comments on the feedback she receives from young readers.
Reading aloud to older kids Mem Fox explains why it’s important to read to children—even the older ones.
Primary sources and the power of three Candace Fleming shares her approach to original research and her standards for sourcing.
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.
