How is it, we wonder, as we put down a plate to go pick up our phone, turn to get the coffee but see a plate, and say, “What is it NOW?” when our kid ...
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I want to say that I found next year’s Caldecott except that I think that when I say that it’s the kiss of death. Even so, I will say that Elisha ...
Robin and the Stick: A Picture Book by E.B. Goodale. Even the title is perfect: simple and quite serious. The pattern could be that of a Nobel Prize ...
Last night I travelled for about 3.5 hours to spend about 25 minutes in An Unlikely Story in Plainville, and a further 15 chatting with my dear ...
With the publication of Make Believe and the rather kerfuffling buzz about it, the worst of it on Instagram, I’ve been finding myself going back to ...
I am absolutely thrilled to tell you I have a guest article on Biblioll College on Stephen King’s Hansel and Gretel written to Maurice Sendak’s ...
Per the OED: Banal: Commonplace, common, trite; trivial, petty It’s rather a late word, borrowed from the French, and came to English in the ...
Sometimes a book tumbles right in your lap when you need it. Or, rather, when you come home from a weekend trip, Holiday House has sent you a review ...
With the publication of Rosie Gets Ready, I’m allowing myself the chance to sit and write about Sergio Ruzzier, one of the real geniuses of the ...
I have to emphasize here that Matthew Forsythe (whose latest picture book Aggie and the Ghost, will be coming out August 19 so pre-order it at that ...
