Tweet June Akers and her daughter Riley Have you ever had one of THOSE days with your kiddos where you have gone to bed exhausted thinking of so many ways you could have been a better mom? I am a … Continue reading
Category Archives: Author Interviews
Tweet My name is John Shay and I live in Seattle, Washington. I am the author of a new children’s picture book titled, Panda Demick. I became a grandfather on March 13, 2020, two days after that the World Health … Continue reading
Tweet Inspired by her own frustration as a mother of two seeking reading content featuring female leads who weren’t superheroes or male-companion dependent, Dr. Rachel Kowert wrote a children’s book that presents tales of empowerment and self-reliance. Pragmatic Princess: 26 … Continue reading
Tweet Music features prominently in author Kirstin Cronn-Mills’s books. In this guest post she talks about how music and songs can help all of us get through difficult times. To find out more about the author and her books, visit … Continue reading
Tweet Patricia Hruby Powell I’m thrilled to present a guest post by author Patricia Hruby Powell, who has written so many books I have loved, including Loving vs. Virginia. In this post, Powell talks about the landmark case and her … Continue reading
Tweet Marie Unanue, author of the upcoming book The Adventures of Phatty and Payaso: Central Park, is on a mission to help kids learn to be more kind. Referring to what she does as being a “kindness advocate,” Unanue has … Continue reading
Tweet Yesterday I featured a review of Ruby Starr, by Deborah Lytton. Today, the author guests here to talk about writing for young readers and her plucky heroine. How did you get started writing? DL: I was a child actor … Continue reading
Tweet Yesterday I reviewed It’s Not Jack and the Beanstalk, a classic fairy tale with a twist (don’t forget to comment for a chance to win a copy). Today I’m featuring a guest post where the author, Josh Funk, provides … Continue reading
