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This graphic novelist and reading ambassador tells kids to reach beyond their comfort zone Graphic novelist Gene Luen Yang wrestled with his identity growing up, but he’s made the Chinese-American experience one of the main subjects of his critically acclaimed work.
One of six brothers Discover how Jon Scieszka’s childhood prepared him for telling jokes and wrestling in the faculty lounge.
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.
Powerful PD: National Writing Project Shana Sterkin recounts her positive experience with the National Writing Project, a professional development opportunity.
Educating your community through writing Through Helping Hands, the kids at Springhill Elementary are educating the community about the environment through a student-produced news show.
Boys Read, Boys Write Authors engage in a lively panel discussion called How to Get and Keep Boys Reading.
We need a heroine and a villain Shana Sterkin explains how her students used fairy tale mentor texts to write their own stories.
