Interviews
Author POV: Charcoal the Elf by R. A. Bellson
In this Author POV feature, we introduce the Charcoal the Elf trilogy, a contemporary fantasy series that places classic elf lore squarely in the modern world.
Feb 16, 2026
10:46 AM
Author POV: Chop-it-Chip by Elaine Honeycutt
In this Author POV feature, we spotlight Chop-it-Chip, a charming and instructional picture book that follows a young chef on a global cooking adventure by Elaine Honeycutt.
Feb 12, 2026
2:11 PM
Author POV: Waiting for Max by Emily Rosen
In this Author POV, we highlight Waiting for Max: A NICU Story by Emily Rosen. Inspired by the author’s own NICU experience, the book gently explores what it means when a baby arrives early and must stay in the hospital.
Jan 21, 2026
11:37 AM
Author POV: Penelope and the Vase by Danyail Lawton
In this Author POV feature, we introduce Penelope and the Vase, a gentle and uplifting picture book that supports social emotional learning by helping children understand that true beauty begins within.
Dec 29, 2025
12:00 AM
Author POV: My Pain is My Identity by Lawyer Johnson
In this Author POV feature, we introduce My Pain Is My Identity by Lawyer Johnson, a profound and deeply personal memoir that confronts the lifelong impact of childhood trauma.
Jan 13, 2026
11:15 AM
Author POV: Beyond Words by Sheri Fink
In this Author POV feature, we spotlight Beyond Words, a heartfelt intergalactic adventure that helps young readers explore empathy, compassion, and the many ways we can support one another through difficult times.
Dec 22, 2025
12:26 PM
Author POV: The Horrible Bag of Terrible Things by Rob Renzetti
In this Author POV feature, we speak with animator and author Rob Renzetti about his middle-grade horror–fantasy novel, a darkly funny and adventure-filled story perfect for readers who love their thrills with a touch of absurdity.
Dec 22, 2025
1:03 PM
Author POV: Beautiful and Terrible Things by S.M Stevens
In this Author POV feature, we speak with S. M. Stevens about Beautiful and Terrible Things: A Novel, her seven-time award-winning portrait of modern American life.
Dec 22, 2025
11:55 AM
Author POV: Sounds Like Joy by Yesenia Moises
In this Author POV feature, we spotlight Yesenia Moises, illustrator and author of Sounds Like Joy, a vibrant picture book that follows a Black mermaid named Joy on an underwater musical adventure.
Dec 19, 2025
1:38 PM
Author POV: The Taboo Show by Dr. Trina Read
In this Author POV feature, we speak with Dr. Trina Read about The Taboo Show, the provocative and deeply compassionate sequel to her award-winning novel The Sex Course.
Dec 17, 2025
12:00 AM
Author POV: An Instrument for Florenda by Tomeko Brown
In this Author POV feature, we speak with Tomeko Brown about An Instrument for Florenda, a warm and uplifting early chapter book that celebrates perseverance, community support, and the joy of discovering music.
Dec 18, 2025
12:00 AM
Author POV: Dealing With Teen Anxiety by Maggie Lovange
In this Author POV, we talk with Maggie Lovange, parenting author and founder of Evolving Parenting, an approach built on the belief that as children grow, parents grow with them.
Dec 5, 2025
12:23 PM
Author POV: Disability Is Human by Stephanie W Cawthon
For this Author POV, we’re highlighting Stephanie Cawthon, an educator whose new book, Disability Is Human, offers a compassionate and accessible entry point into understanding disability in everyday life.
Dec 5, 2025
12:00 AM
Author POV: Kid Made Stories by Manfred Lutz
In this Author POV feature, we speak with Manfred Lutz — the creator behind KidMade Stories, a one-of-a-kind storytelling project that transforms children’s drawings into fully personalized storybooks.
Dec 4, 2025
1:53 PM
Author POV: Calladita No More by Hady Mendez
In this Author POV, we talk with Hady Mendez about Calladita No More, a leadership book rooted in lived experience and written for readers who refuse to shrink themselves to fit in.
Nov 28, 2025
12:00 AM
Author POV: Beneath the Sicilian Stars by Lindsay Marie Morris
For this Author POV feature, we’re spotlighting Lindsay Marie Morris, whose work brings a rarely told chapter of American history to the forefront.
Dec 2, 2025
10:34 AM










