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How Clifford began A red dog named Tiny that was only as big as a horse soon grew to become Clifford.
How a green worm became a beautiful butterfly Eric Carle tells the story behind one very famous caterpillar.
Real life characters When asked about her favorite books, Edwards responds in terms of her favorite characters.
Walter Dean Myers: A Writer's Story Author Walter Dean Myers (Harlem) talks about a discovery he made in childhood: that books are a path to a world beyond our own neighborhoods.
Symptoms of dyslexia Throughout his school years, Avi’s writing was often criticized by his teachers for being “sloppy” and “careless.”
Creating new images Christopher Myers doesn’t like the way that black people are portrayed in the media.
