

The Picture Book Buzz - Interview with Priscilla Tey
A resident of Singapore, Priscilla Tey is a debut illustrator/author. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), she loves...


The Picture Book Buzz - Interview with James Gladstone
I have the privilege to introduce you to Canadian author James Gladstone. James lives in Toronto, Ontario. He is an editor and author...


The Picture Book Buzz - Interview with Miranda & Baptiste Paul
BIG NEWS! Today, I get the privilege to interview not just one, but two amazingly talented authors. Each has published beautiful books, but


The Picture Book Buzz - Interview with Qian Shi
I can unabashedly state that I do not generally like spiders. However, I have been known to admire their webs - IN the garden & from a...


The Picture Book Buzz - Interview with Barbara DiLorenzo
Today, I get to offer you a treat! Returning for a second interview, to celebrate the release of her newest book, Barbara DiLorenzo...


The Picture Book Buzz - Interview with Brenda Maier
It is my pleasure to interview a very busy and creative debut picture book author. Brenda Maier is a wife and mother of five children....


The Picture Book Buzz - Interview with Karlin Gray
I have the pleasure of introducing you to Karlin Gray whose second picture book, An Extraordinary Ordinary Moth, released last Thursday....


The Picture Book Buzz - Interview with Patricia Valdez
I love nonfiction picture books. Especially ones about people that are relatively (or totally) unknown. Joan Procter, the curator of the...


The Picture Book Buzz - Interview with Baptise Paul
Have I got a treat for you today. The talented debut author Baptiste Paul! In addition to being "a dad, a native of Saint Lucia, and a...


The Picture Book Buzz - Interview with Jennifer Swanson
Who hasn't dreamed of being an astronaut, exploring the vast solar system? What about exploring or probing the vast depths of our oceans? I have a surprise today. The amazing Nonfiction writer, Jennifer Swanson, has a book that compares these two scientific fields. Although Jennifer Swanson's newest nonfiction book, through National Geographic Kids (NGKids), is an amazing nonfiction look at the interconnection of space and the sea, aimed at eight to twelve-year-olds, the phot






















