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Ahmadi's 2020 YA Novel Is His Most Personal Yet
We spoke with author Ahmadi and his publishing team about tackling timely issues relating to prejudice and immigration in his forthcoming #OwnVoices novel.
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Four Questions for B.J. Novak
We spoke with comedian, actor, and author B.J. Novak about ‘My Book with No Pictures,’ an interactive companion to his bestselling ‘The Book with No Pictures.’
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Q & A with Chris and J.J. Grabenstein
After years of behind-the-scenes collaboration, husband-and-wife team Chris and J.J. Grabenstein have co-written 'Shine!,' a standalone novel for middle grade readers.
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Q & A with Maureen Johnson
We spoke with YA author Maureen Johnson about wrapping up her Truly Devious trilogy, and attending the premiere of the film adaptation of ‘Let It Snow.’
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Q & A with Karamo Brown and Jason "Rachel" Brown
We spoke with 'Queer Eye' star Karamo Brown and his son, Jason, who have teamed up to create a picture book aimed at reminding readers of all ages that they are "perfectly designed."
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Rosanne Parry Inks Three-Book, Six-Figure Deal
Thanks in part to the success of her middle grade novel 'A Wolf Called Wander,' Parry has just signed a deal with Greenwillow for three more books.
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Q & A with Maggie Stiefvater
We spoke with Maggie Stiefvater about her new YA fantasy, ‘Call Down the Hawk,’ which kicks off a trilogy set in the world of her bestselling Raven Cycle.
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Four Questions for Eva Chen
We spoke with author and director of fashion partnerships at Instagram Eva Chen about her new picture book, 'Juno Valentine and the Fantastic Fashion Adventure.'
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Ashley Bryan Offers 'Infinite Hope'
Ashley Bryan, Newbery Honoree and creator of more than 50 children's books, speaks with us about his new memoir, which relates his experience as a soldier of color in WWII.
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Q & A with Eoin Colfer
We spoke with Eoin Colfer about his return to the science fiction/fantasy world of his Artemis Fowl series in 'The Fowl Twins.'
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PW KidsCast: A Conversation with Katie Green
British author-illustrator Katie Green discusses her graphic memoir ‘Lighter Than My Shadow,’ which traces her long struggle with and recovery from anorexia, as well as why telling the story visually was so important.
