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Children's Bookshelf Talks With M.T. Anderson
M.T. Anderson’s latest book, The Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing, Traitor to the Nation, Volume One, The Pox Party (Candlewick, Sept.), is about an African slave, though readers don’t learn that initially.
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Loving Transgender Teens
PW Talks with Cris Beam
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An International Englishman
PW Talks with David Hewson
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Behind the Doors
PW Talks with Ben Fong-Torres
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Zombies Spreading like a Virus
PW Talks with Max Brooks
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Children's Bookshelf Talks With Jordan Sonnenblick
Bookshelf talks with Jordan Sonnenblick about his new novel, Notes from the Midnight Driver (Scholastic).
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Hitching a Ride to New Possibilities
PW Talks with Kelly Braffet
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Probing a Heart of Darkness
PW Talks with Maryanne Vollers
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Children's Bookshelf Talks with Chris Van Allsburg
Bookshelf talks with Chris Van Allsburg about his new picture book Probuditi! (Houghton)
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Three Answers: William Mann
Three Answers today are from William Mann, whose biography, Kate: The Woman Who Was Hepburn, is published by Henry Holt.
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Life Lessons
PW Talks with Jordan Sonnenblick
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A Lost Camelot on the Danube
PW Talks with Kati Marton
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In the Crosshairs of History
PW Talks with Alex Kershaw
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A Road to Rome
PW talks with Robert Fagles
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PW Talks With Geraldine McCaughrean
Geraldine McCaughrean is not yet a household name in America—perhaps because her last name (pronounced "Mc-cork-re-uhn) is a mouthful.
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In the Kitchen with Kafka
PW Talks with Mark Crick
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Children's Bookshelf Talks with Patricia McCormick
Bookshelf talks with Patricia McCormick about her new novel, Sold (Hyperion).
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Q & A with Barbara McClintock
PW talks with Barbara McClintock about her new picture book, Adèle & Simon (FSG/Foster)
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How Lisey Found Her Story: PW Talks with Stephen King
PW Talks with Stephen King
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Why Pray?
PW Talks with Philip Yancey



