Write What You Know: Guest Post by Deborah Wiles
How can you inspire your students to write about what they know? Deborah Wiles is the author of Freedom Summer, The Aurora County Trilogy, and The Sixties Trilogy which includes the recently [...]
On Fear and Author Visits: A Guest Post by S.J. Kincaid
We love hearing about authors in schools. It is always so exciting to hear about kids getting excited to meet the people behind the books and about the general enthusiasm for reading that follows [...]
Following the Wildebeest: Guest Post by Sy Montgomery
We are excited to welcome Sy Montgomery as our guest author today. For her most recent book, The Magnificent Migration : On Safari with Africa’s Last Great Herds, she actually traveled to Africa [...]
The Writing Process: Guest Post by Eileen Spinelli
We are excited to welcome Eileen Spinelli as our guest author today. Her most recent book, Birdie, is a novel in verse about a young girl struggling with grief and the changes in her life after [...]
Telling a Migrant’s Tale: Guest Post by Andrew Donkin & Eoin Colfer
We are very excited to welcome today’s guest authors, Andrew Donkin and Eoin Colfer. Along with artist Giovanni Rigano, they created the highly regarded graphic novel ILLEGAL about two young [...]
Going Back to School: Guest Post by Chitra Soundar
We are excited to welcome Chitra Soundar as our guest author today. Her most recent book, Mangoes, Mischief, and Tales of Friendship : Stories from India, features eight stories that were [...]
Finding Inspiration: Guest Post by Roshani Chokshi
We are excited to welcome Roshani Chokshi as our guest author today. Her most recent book, The Gilded Wolves, a YA fantasy set in 1880s Paris, follows a diverse team of teens trying to find an [...]
The Hazards of Reading: Guest post by Adrienne Kisner
We are excited to welcome Adrienne Kisner as our guest author today. She is the author of Dear Rachel Maddow, about a teen girl who writes (but doesn’t send) emails to Rachel Maddow asking for [...]
