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The unreliable narrator With the Wimpy Kid series, you can’t always believe what Greg is telling the reader.
Words and pictures Jarrett Krosoczka describes how text and illustrations are like teammates, each complementing and supporting the other.
Mary had a little parasite To keep life interesting, Jon Scieszka enjoys throwing the occasional challenge at illustrator Lane Smith.
Smart little kids On some deep level, Jon Scieszka knows that kids are going to understand his jokes.
Writing through the school day Shana Sterkin integrates writing opportunities into all content areas.
Reading and writing about girls (and sometimes, boys) A panel of authors and illustrators discuss reading and writing books about female protagonists.
Writing about strong Latinas Why does Meg write about strong Latinas? Because they are the only Latinas she’s ever known.
