The Picture Book Buzz - Interview with Dimity Powell
I want my words to matter; for my picture books to remain in children’s hearts like well-loved tunes and my stories to resonate...
Moon's First Friends: One Giant Leap for Friendship - Perfect Picture Book Friday #PPBF
What a fun month! The anniversary of the Apollo 11 Launch resulted in so many great books on the astronauts, the moon, and space...
The Picture Book Buzz - Interview with Susanna Leonard Hill
Hooray! Are you all in for a treat! Today, I get the privilege of interviewing amazing Susanna Leonard Hill. Susanna Leonard Hill is and...
The Picture Book Buzz - Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing
Today is the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. Slice of moon cake, anyone? © Javier Jaén Before we get into this post, let...
Sorry, Grown-ups, You Can't Go to School! - Perfect Picture Book Friday #PPBF
Starting in May this year, there have been so many books released about the first day of school, starting a new school, or school field...
The Picture Book Buzz - Interview with Christina Geist
Christina Geist is a brand strategist, entrepreneur and children’s book author who lives in New York City with her husband, NBC and MSNBC...
Not Quite Snow White - The Perfect Picture Book Friday #PPBF
Has anyone noticed the uproar over having a diverse Ariel. I can't remember any such commotion for one of my favorite films - Cinderella....
The Picture Book Buzz - Interview with Susanne Gervay and Review of The Boy in the Big Blue Glasses
“I love being an author, creating stories that can change your world.” ~ Susanne Gervay Susanne Gervay, "grew up in beautiful Sydney with...
The Picture Book Buzz - Interview with Katy Hudson and Review of The Golden Acorn
Due to technical issues, this is going to be a busy week for posts. But I was so excited when Katy Hudson agreed to an interview. I have...
The Picture Book Buzz - Interview with Ashley Franklin
Growing up, Ashley Franklin initially aspired to be a doctor, journalist, and cartoon character. As you can see, those didn’t quite work...
