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Q & A with Daniel Nayeri
In his autobiographical middle-grade novel 'Everything Sad Is Untrue,' Daniel Nayeri, who is also publisher of Macmillan's Odd Dot imprint, writes about being a young refugee from Iran.
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Q & A with Kimberly Brubaker Bradley
Best known for her historical fiction, Newbery Honor author Kimberly Brubaker Bradley has written her first contemporary novel in 13 years.
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Stephenie Meyer to Embark on Pandemic Book Tour
When it comes to promoting her fifth novel in the Twilight Saga, 'Midnight Sun,' during the ongoing pandemic, Stephenie Meyer has found a creative way to connect safely with her fans.
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In Conversation: Saadia Faruqi and Laura Shovan
We asked co-authors Saadia Faruqi and Laura Shovan to interview each other about their new middle-grade novel, 'A Place at the Table,' a celebration of food and friendship
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Q & A with Kim Johnson
We spoke with Kim Johnson about how her work as an activist influenced her debut YA novel, 'This Is My America.'
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Jeff Kinney on His In-Person Indie Bookstore Tour
The Wimpy Kid author will personally hand off signed copies of his new book, 'Rowley Jefferson's Awesome Friendly Adventure,' in a multi-stop, in-person, socially distanced tour.
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CI8: Alexander, Craft Talk Books, Bookselling, and Newbery Medals
Kwame Alexander and Jerry Craft engaged in a lively conversation at Children's Institute, during which they talked about their early careers and indie bookstores back then that they especially loved.
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Uri Shulevitz on Memoir and Memories
In his middle grade debut, ‘Chance,’ Caldecott Medalist Uri Shulevitz chronicles his perilous childhood escape from the Holocaust.
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On Tour with Renée Ahdieh
Last week, YA author Renée Ahdieh embarked on a virtual tour to celebrate her latest novel, 'The Damned,' the second book in The Beautiful series.
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Q & A with Sarah Crossan
We spoke with Sarah Crossan, who has just ended her term as Ireland’s Children's Laureate, about her new YA novel-in-verse, 'Being Toffee.'
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PW KidsCast: A Conversation with Tracy Deonn
Tracy Deonn discusses her debut YA novel, Legendborn, first in a fantasy series inspired by King Arthur, with a dose of Black Girl Magic.
