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How a green worm became a beautiful butterfly Eric Carle tells the story behind one very famous caterpillar.
A princess life in Mexico Esperanza Rising is loosely based on Muñoz Ryan’s grandmother, who had to leave her privileged life in Mexico for a farm labor camp in California.
The original "No, David!" David Shannon explains how No, David! is inspired by the artwork of his five-year-old self.
Mom, Dad, how does this work? As a young girl, Gail Gibbons always asked questions about the things around her.
How Clifford began A red dog named Tiny that was only as big as a horse soon grew to become Clifford.
Reading for your life Our 2011 National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature explains why she chose “Read for Your Life” as her platform.
Jerry Pinkney and Earlham Street Drawing and creative play were encouraged at author and illustrator Jerry Pinkney’s childhood home on Earlham Street.
