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Press Release Fun: We Need Diverse Books, Authors, and Indie Bookstores Support Trans and Nonbinary Youth
Someone's raising money for trans and nonbinary youth and creators? Get on this, people!! It's happening today!
Myrick Marketing Publisher Spotlight Publisher Preview of Kalanoit Books, Lantana, Little Island, and New Frontier Publishing (Summer/Fall 2025 & Winter 2026)(Part Two)
It's that time again! I may be at the American Library Association conference but a whole host of the books I'm presenting to you today have more than a smidgen of international flair. We have some gorgeous titles on display here, just ready for you.
Book Ban Bounty: A Cover Reveal and Q&A for Wake Now in the Fire by Jarrett Dapier
A graphic novel focusing on book bans and discussions of Iran? Can you think of more timely topics? I reveal the cover of Jarrett Dapier's latest and he tells an honestly gripping story of its origins.
Moms Ride: A Q&A with Ishita Jain on Midnight Motorbike
"Thrill and adventure are not just for dads!" We're talking today with debut illustrator Ishita Jain about a Kirkus starred Neal Porter picture book with a lot to say about moms and motorcycles.
A Lone Wolf Chat with Kiah Thomas and K-Fai Steele
How do you create the ultimate lupine cynic? This early reader series holds the answer, so we're going to grill the creators to see what makes Lone Wolf tick.
Fuse 8 n’ Kate: The Caterpillar and the Polliwog by Jack Kent (First in a Two-Part Series!)
This book lies to children. Sorta. In this first in a two-part series, we discuss metamorphosis, babushkas, and why I remain the Nonfiction Stickler of my age.
Publisher Preview: Eerdmans Books for Young Readers (Fall 2025)
Another array of beautiful titles from this small Michigan publisher. Imports and homegrown books that are sure to entice kids everywhere (if you take a close look at them).
Happy Juneteeth! Celebrate in Style with SO MANY YEARS and a Discussion with Anne Wynter and Jerome Pumphrey
What is the best Juneteenth picture book ever made? Today we discuss a serious contender with both the author and illustrator. What better way to celebrate the day?
Throw Wide Those Cemetary Gates: Leigh Bardugo and John Picacio Discuss The Invisible Parade
Any interest in a picture book described by its illustrator as "Wizard of Oz set in a graveyard"? I talk with the creators about a book with the sweetest Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse you ever did encounter.
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