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Matt de la Peña: Writing "Carmela Full of Wishes" Award-winning author Matt de la Peña talks about the migrant community that inspired Carmela Full of Wishes.
Does quality matter? Books that children enjoy reading—however high or low they may be on the ladder of literary excellence—can be viewed as gateways to literacy.
Looking for themselves Young people are looking for stories that deal with issues that feel familiar and stories that help them figure out who they are in the world.
E.B. Lewis, artist and illustrator, coins new term “artistrator” E.B. Lewis describes his coined term, “artistrator.”
Where the imagination lives There’s a little room in your head which has a door with no handle. It is fed by everything you remember about what you have thought, done, everybody you’ve met, everything you’ve read.
Open a World of Possible Miller talks about why she believes reading is so important in children’s lives.
What do boys want to read Gene Luen Yang notes how books with a practical application often appeal to young readers.
The classroom storyteller Dav Pilkey discusses his elementary school experiences as a student diagnosed with dyslexia and ADHD.
