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In Conversation: Ann Suk Wang and Hanna Cha
We asked author Ann Suk Wang and illustrator Hanna Cha about their collaboration on Wang's debut picture book, 'The House Before Falling into the Sea,' family history, and connections to the Korean War.
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Four Questions with Beck Rourke-Mooney
We spoke with Beck Rourke-Mooney about their YA debut, 'We Are Mayhem,' their interest in challenging the binary, and the intersections of identity and performance.
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Q & A with Vanessa Le
Vietnamese American author Vanessa Le—a medical student at UC Irvine—makes her debut with YA fantasy duology opener 'The Last Bloodcarver.'
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Women’s History Month 2024: Q & As with Picture Book Authors Honoring Influential Women
In honor of Women's History Month, we spoke with four authors about their picture book biographies that highlight the accomplishments of trailblazing women.
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Scholastic, Little Free Library Partner on 'Dog Man' Book-Sharing Boxes
Later this month, Dog Man-themed book-sharing boxes will be installed in all 50 states and stocked with 50,000 children’s books donated by Dav Pilkey.
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Q & A with Cece Bell
Cece Bell spoke with us about her innovative new alphabet book, 'Animal Albums from A to Z,' featuring 26 record albums for fictitious animal soloists and groups—each one reflecting musical and graphic design tastes from the 1940s to the 1980s.
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John Schu on His Deeply Personal Novel in Verse
Children's author, librarian, and literacy advocate John Schu's new novel in verse, 'Louder Than Hunger,' tells the story of a 13-year-old boy living with an eating disorder; in his personal reflection for PW, Schu shares his own experience with anorexia, and his hopes for sending this autobiographical book out into the world.
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Holly Black's Midnight Launch in Photos
Holly Black celebrated the publication of her new YA novel with a midnight release party for 'The Prisoner's Throne,' the sequel to 'The Stolen Heir' and the latest book in her Elfhame universe.
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In Conversation: ND Stevenson and Sara Varon
The film adaptations of 'Nimona' by ND Stevenson and 'Robot Dreams' by Sara Varon were both nominated for Academy Awards for Animated Feature this year. Ahead of their big Oscar night, we asked Stevenson and Varon to discuss their book-to-screen journeys.
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Four Questions for Ream Shukairy
We spoke with author Ream Shukairy about her sophomore novel 'Six Truths and a Lie,' in which six Muslim teenagers suspected of a terrorist attack face pressure from the press, the police, and their own families.
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