Betsy Bird
Betsy BirdBetsy 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.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 78 | Subscribers | Read | fuse8.substack.com |
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Grief and Humor by Turns
While there is no universal understanding of what kinds of books for kids are the most difficult to write, I think that we can all agree that some forms of literature can be trickier to pull of than others. Take the hard subjects, for examp...
Fuse 8 n' Kate Podcast
This is going to strike you as a little strange. Lord knows it wasn’t something I noticed. So… you know how we’ve done 376 episodes of this podcast until now? That’s 376 different books. Of those books, we have done books both written and i...
Review of the Day
The Experiment
This Is Not a Small Interview
Children’s poetry is such a fascinating genre to follow closely. From a publishing perspective, the push is often to get books out before April (Poetry Month). Yet in spite of that imperative, there are a fair number of books that don’t com...
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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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