
Author Mariko Tamaki spoke with TeachingBooks.Net about the creation process and backstory of her Printz honor book, Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me. Click here to listen to Mariko’s interview!
Author Mariko Tamaki spoke with TeachingBooks.Net about the creation process and backstory of her Printz honor book, Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me. Click here to listen to Mariko’s interview!
Author Alyssa Hollingsworth spoke with TeachingBooks.Net about the creation process of her two books, The Eleventh Trade and The Invisible Boy.
Click here to listen to her interview on The Eleventh Trade.
Click here to listen to her interview on The Invisible Boy.
Dita Kraus grew up in Prague in an intellectual, middle-class Jewish family. Taken, along with her mother and father, from the Terezín ghetto in Prague, fourteen-year-old Dita was one of the many imprisoned by the Nazis at Auschwitz. There, she met Jewish leader Freddy Hirsch, who put Dita in charge of protecting eight precious volumes that prisoners managed to sneak past the guards. And so, Dita became known as the Librarian of Auschwitz.
Dita shares her remarkable life story in her breathtaking new memoir for teens and adults, A DELAYED LIFE. Dita’s incredible story was also fictionalized in the outstanding young adult novel, THE LIBRARIAN OF AUSCHWITZ.
Read an interview with Dita Kraus and find more books to share with young readers for Holocaust Remembrance Day here.
Author Christian McKay Heidicker spoke with TeachingBooks.Net about the creation process and backstory of his Newbery honor book, Scary Stories for Young Foxes. Click here to listen to Christian’s interview!
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Macmillan Virtual Event Grid – Adult
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Illustrator Juana Martinez-Neal spoke with TeachingBooks.Net about the creation process and backstory of Fry Bread: A Native American Family Story, written by Kevin Noble Maillard. Click here to listen to Juana’s interview!
Katy Rose Pool chatted with TeachingBooks.net about her debut book and Morris finalist, There Will Come a Darkness, the first in the Age of Darkness trilogy. Click here to listen to her interview!
Rainbow Rowell, author of the fall-themed graphic novel Pumpkinheads, sat down with the editors at Horn Book to talk about her latest contemporary rom-com. Read the full interview here!
Kevin Noble Maillard, author of Fry Bread: A Native American Family Story, sat down with School Library Journal to discuss his book. Click to read the interview here!
Emily Carroll spoke with TeachingBooks.Net about the creation process and backstory of Speak: The Graphic Novel, written by Laurie Halse Anderson.
Click here to listen to Emily’s interview!