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The Shockingly Good Children’s Poetry of 2025
Would you care for a spate of shockingly good poetry out new in 2025? Because for whatever reason, we've some true delights to enjoy!
Happy April-Fool’s-First-Day-of-Poetry-Month! A Goofy Talk with Tom Angleberger About Dino Poet
What do you get when you combine April Fool's Day with the first day of Poetry Month? A poetry graphic novel about dino poets, of course!!
Making Informed Choices About Nursery Rhymes to Share—or Not
Understanding the racist roots of nursery rhymes can help librarians and early childhood educators decide what is appropriate to share with children—and what should be left behind.
Fuse 8 n’ Kate: Llama Llama Red Pajama by Anna Dewdney with Special Guest Stars Berol and Cordelia Dewdney
"Honoring the hearts and minds of little people." It is our infinite honor to host the daughters of Anna Dewdney to tell us some stories about their mom and about the book itself.
Myrick Marketing Publisher Preview Spring/Summer 2025: Part Three Featuring Red Comet Press, Scallywag Press, Soaring Kite Books, Tapioca Stories, and Tiger Tales
In today's round-up we've gay giants, goose side-eye, fish beards, adopted goldfish, and more. A glimpse into a slew of new titles from small presses!
How to Co-Write a Book and Stay Friends: A Guest Post from the Creators of The Rehearsal Club
How do you write a children's book mystery with a pal and not, y'know, sabotage your friendship along the way? Our guest post today with Laurie Petrou and Kate Fodor explains all.
Review of the Day – Five Little Friends: A Collection of Finger Rhymes by Sean Taylor, ill. Fiona Woodcock
Is it just me or is it weird that no one ever invents new finger rhymes? That all changes today with a book that's not only useful, it's surprisingly beautiful to boot!
Keeping Things Sideways to Expectations: A Q&A with Bill Canterbury on the My Life Is Weird Series
This former Simpsons writer is delving into picture books with titles like My Dad Is a Unicorn and My Mom Is a Mermaid. But how easy is it for a TV writer to make this switch?
Fuse 8 n’ Kate: Ducky by Eve Bunting, ill. David Wisniewski
Meet the world's most depressed duck. Somehow he ended up as the hero of this 1997 Bunting/Wisniewski collaboration.
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