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Fuse 8 n’ Kate: Zeralda’s Ogre by Tomi Ungerer
Kate wants blood. I give her an ogre. But what's gross about this book has nothing to do with his eating habits.
Myrick Publisher Preview: Spring 2024 – Red Comet Press, Scallywag Press, Soaring Kite Books, and Tapioca Stories (Part Six)
Dive in to even more astounding children's books coming out this spring. We have futuristic titles, Caldecott AND Newbery winners, and so much more.
Like a Kid in a Candy Store: A Talk with Seymour Chwast About His Eric Carle Museum Exhibit
Seems to me that if your art rates an entire exhibit at the Eric Carle Museum then perhaps it would behoove the rest of us to hear what you have to say. A talk with Mr. Chwast then.
Using Well-Placed “Humour” As a Trojan Horse for Information: An Interview with Philip Bunting About Ants!
With a brand new book out in the States on March 19th, we talk with Philip Bunting about ants, nonfiction, comedy, and a whole lot more.
Fuse 8 n’ Kate: Skippyjon Jones by Judy Schachner
Skippyjon finally makes his debut on our podcast. Though popular when first released, we deep dive into the book's controversy and how well this title has and has not aged.
The War in Ukraine, Part Two – Cover Reveal: A Star Shines Through by Anna Desnitskaya
You're in another country and back at home a war breaks out. What do you do? Today we find out what Anna Desnitskaya did and reveal the cover of her latest picture book.
The War in Ukraine, Part One: A Yellow Butterfly Interview with Oleksandr Shatokhin
In the first of our two-part series commemorating the anniversary of the War in Ukraine, we talk to Oleksandr Shatokhin about the impact of 2023's YELLOW BUTTERFLY.
Review of the Day: Touch The Sky by Stephanie V.W. Lucianovic WITH Bonus Q&A
Today I review a book that truly exemplifies one of those key moments in a child’s life, fated to be forgotten. I also interview its author.
Still Life: Cover Reveal AND Q&A with the Illustrious Alex London and Paul O. Zelinsky
Take one Alex London, add in one Paul O. Zelinsky, and sprinkle in a bit of snobby artists, broken fourth walls, and sleep-deprive hallucinations and you have yourself a helluva cover reveal and interview.
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