
Betsy Bird has served on Newbery, reviewed for Kirkus, written for Horn Book, writes books for kids, blogs for School Library Journal, and podcasts on picture books. Somnus est ad infirma.
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How do you interview a massively successful children’s book creator when he has not his first, not his second, but his twenty-first book coming out? Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Fight or Flight is out October 20th and in celebration I decided to h...
Yeah, I don’t usually do this first thing for my Q&As, but you just gotta see this cover:
Is that a cover or is that a COVER? I tell you, you make all the nonfiction books look this enticing and you’ll never hear anyone complain again abou...
Did you notice that the longlist for Young People’s Literature via the National Book Awards was released yesterday? Generally speaking, the National Book Awards are a terrible predictor of the ALA Awards. First off, they’re usually heavily...
I would move mountains and build bridges for Eliza Kinkz. I tell this to you in one of my rare fits of honesty. Yes, I love many many illustrators out there, but (let’s be honest) there’s just something about Eliza’s work that has always st...
I found a monarch butterfly chrysalis in my backyard last week. Look:
Granted it decided it wanted to change on my very tippy tomato plant, which wasn’t ideal. But this comment I received from author/illustrator Erika Meza put everything i...
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Betsy Bird has served on Newbery, reviewed for Kirkus, written for Horn Book, writes books for kids, blogs for School Library Journal, and podcasts on picture books. Somnus est ad infirma.
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