Bigfoot has decided to do things differently. He writes for kids, vowing to create the most bogglesome stories ever—but also to never be “spotted” About The Projectionist In a town
Steven Joseph is not only everyone’s favorite crankiness expert, but he is also an award-winning children’s book author. His latest book, Snoodles in Space Episode 2: The Zoodles Strike Back!,
Rebecca Hendricks is a writer, researcher, and explorer with a penchant for 1950s pop culture and the societal impact of rock and roll. Her acclaimed Hound Dogged series, which includes
Growing up, I had a hard time with change. Even something as simple as my family getting rid of an old car or throwing away old toys could be devastating
It’s no secret that today’s media is very image driven. The most popular content creators make videos and share their daily lives as well as their interests and skills. I
Grinnell “Buzz” Desjarlais is the author of the historical fiction novel Saving KC, a profound exploration of addiction, recovery, and the timelessness of love and forgiveness, set against the backdrop
This year, I decided to go all out and invite all of the authors from my bookshelf to a holiday party. The authors arrived in groups according to their genre,
Downbeach provides young adults with a historical novel packed with color. It’s the coming-of-age story of Gibb, who moves through the late 1980s in Atlantic City with a finely tuned
Audrey Sauble is a children’s author, a science illustrator, and an aspiring naturalist obsessed with slugs, bugs, and trees, among other things. Audrey started writing and illustrating children’s books almost
As a children’s author and reviewer, I read a lot of picture books and chapter books aimed at readers who are decades younger than I am. And I love every
The end of the year means another roundup of the books I’ve read this year. I got the chance to reread some books on my shelf, review loads of underappreciated
“Writing is not just putting words on a page—it’s an intimate confrontation with one’s deepest fears and the quiet, relentless pursuit of light. Through the dark corners of my
Lorna Selley adores all things eerie and paranormal, and her fiction blends traditional mystery tropes with supernatural elements. After 15 years in content development and editorial roles, she followed a
Conflict can be a tricky element to write in children’s books. You don’t want a conflict to become too scary or intense, but you also need it in order to
How to write about villains who are very successful from a financial standpoint without glorifying them or resorting to tired stereotypes and creating heroes with great earned achievements that are