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Hopes and dreams Marcus believes that every generation makes books that contain the hopes and dreams it wants to pass onto the next generation.
Getting published Though she’d studied illustration in college, it took Grace Lin a while to get published.
From picture books to comics to novels Jeff Kinney discusses how comic books act as a bridge between picture books and novels.
It starts with a character Jacqueline Woodson doesn’t begin her writing with an outline; instead she develops a character, starts writing, and sees where it all takes her.
Always a writer As a young child, Cooper wrote plays for a friend’s puppet theater as well as writing for the school magazine.
Poetry and ELLs Dr. Sylvia Vardell talks about what makes poetry a natural language learning tool for ELLs.
