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Raina Telgemeier: Get your feelings and ideas down on paper Raina Telgemeier advises students to get their feelings and ideas down on paper.
"The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963" Discover how this one book dramatically altered its author’s life.
Family history Show Way pieces together the history of the Underground Railroad and Woodson’s own ancestors’ experience with slavery in South Carolina.
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.
Mary Amato discusses two of her novels written as collaborative journals Mary Amato introduces the concept of a collaborative journal.
Raina Telgemeier: Creating a sense of place Raina Telgemeier explains the sense of place present in her works.
