All The Wonders Go Beyond The Book

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Web Name: All The Wonders Go Beyond The Book

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Author Aida Salazar discusses her love of picture book biographies, some bookish ways to celebrate World Kindness Day, and thoughts on censorship. Reading your favorite fall-themed picture book can become an interactive storytelling adventure with these finger puppet reading buddies! Co-host Katey Howes discusses School Librarian of the Year nominations, The One and Only Bob, four fantastic new nonfiction titles to delight and disgust you, and thoughts on the Thanksgiving narrative. Author Jason June discusses the Texas Book Festival, a ton of middle grade sequels, the final Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker trailer, and things that creep us out. Just in time for Halloween, discover a wide range of children s books about Baba Yaga the infamous Russian witch and her special brand of magical mayhem! Author Tara Lazar discusses three new World War II books for young readers, two mythology-based middle grade fantasies, a favorite Dr. Seuss story coming to Netflix in November, Nic Stone’s new tattoo. Author Hannah Barnaby joins us to reveal the cover of her new picture book, THERE S SOMETHING ABOUT SAM, illustrated by Anne Wilsdorf! Author Rebecca Donnelly discusses the CYBIL Award nominations, thoughts on the new Hunger Games prequel, #MGBooktober, and the latest in speculative fiction for young readers. Take a peek behind the creative curtain with author Adam Rubin and find out what inspires him, where he goes to write, and how he combats his arch enemy: procrastination. The C.R.E.A.T.E. series explores creativity with children’s book authors and illustrators. Author Debbie Ridpath Ohi discusses the New Best Seller categories , Banned Books Week, and three new graphic novels. Whether your little one is too wiggly for bedtime, too worried for lights out, or too full of wondering about the world to fall asleep, we ve got a bedtime book that might help. Whether you re planning a book club menu for tweens, introducing kindergarteners to the library, or hosting a book-themed birthday party, these mini book snacks are edible works of literary brilliance! Author Lori Richmond discusses the 10th Anniversary of Dot Day, Proper Bookmark Options, a non-fiction poetry book Raina Telgemeier’s new graphic novel, Guts. How are you celebrating International Dot Day this year? Here are 16 books that might help you join in and make your mark. Debbie Ridpath Ohi joins us today at All the Wonders to share the cover of her new book with author Linda Sue Park, Gurple and Preen! You worked hard to help your child learn to read. You watched their love of reading grow. So what do you do when your child stops reading? Author Tracey Baptiste shares the inspiration behind her JUMBIES novels as part of our feature celebrating the series. Join us as we celebrate THE JUMBIES middle grade series by author Tracey Baptiste! We are delighted to welcome author Emma Otheguy to All the Wonders to share a list of children s books depicting the Caribbean. Just in time for Halloween, discover a wide range of children s books about Baba Yaga the infamous Russian witch and her special brand of magical mayhem! Author Hannah Barnaby joins us to reveal the cover of her new picture book, THERE S SOMETHING ABOUT SAM, illustrated by Anne Wilsdorf! Whether your little one is too wiggly for bedtime, too worried for lights out, or too full of wondering about the world to fall asleep, we ve got a bedtime book that might help. How are you celebrating International Dot Day this year? Here are 16 books that might help you join in and make your mark. The most important thing you can do to instill and maintain a love of reading in your kids is to MODEL a positive relationship with reading. Here we share 10 simple ways to model a love of reading for your family and get started raising readers. Whether your young reader is excited or nervous—or a little bit of both!—these outstanding back to school books strike the perfect chord for a harmonious first day of school. Share this Post The first thing that I am really excited to tell you about is that I am teaming up with the Middle Grade at Heart Book Club to Inspired by the work of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Representative John Lewis, we ve compiled a list of thirty-five picture books perfect for rallying young activists and getting the next generation on the move for social justice. Share this Post The Great Big Jam Comic is a COLLABORATIVE cartooning activity taking place on Twitter! It began when five MYSTERY CARTOONISTS created the first five pages. Cartoonist #1 Share this Post READ THE 5 PAGES BELOW, and then it s up to you to finish the story! CLICK HERE FOR DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS! PRINT OUT THE COMICS TEMPLATE PAGE. Don t Reading your favorite fall-themed picture book can become an interactive storytelling adventure with these finger puppet reading buddies! Upcycle egg cartons and odds and ends from your art supplies to create your own masks. Perfect for readers’ theater, independent play, or decorating a book display make your masks colorful, creepy, or anything in between! Whether you re planning a book club menu for tweens, introducing kindergarteners to the library, or hosting a book-themed birthday party, these mini book snacks are edible works of literary brilliance! Make a toy school bus from a 64 count crayon box! It’s the perfect activity to pair with back to school books or a vehicle/transportation storytime. The illustrations of A Different Pond show the beauty and magic of a starlit sky reflected in a body of water. No matter how simple the activities taking place gathering sticks, laughing at jokes, catching fish they all seem more special and significant against the gorgeous backdrop. With a few simple art supplies, your little readers can create their own Sky/Pond reflection paintings. Tea With Oliver creator Mika Song teams up with pop-up book maker Sam Ita to create the ultimate paper tea cup! The picture book Things To Do inspires us to do something crafty. This Poetry Mobile craft plays with the fluidity, motion and magic of poems in a concreted way and makes a beautiful decoration. It s a perfect way to bring language and art together with children of any age. Explore the visual wonder of Bethan Woollvin s LITTLE RED and how the structural elements of the book give the illustrations emotion. Ezra Jack Keats was inspired by a photo of a little boy when he created The Snowy Day. Today we will be making our own collages based on the people, places, and things in our lives that inspire us the most. Make a special Discovery Jar craft perfect for sensory play or a wintry display, using elements from the picture book Samson in the Snow. Enjoy our Story Stones craft, where you and your child use play, paint, nature, and fun to endow a love and knowledge of storytelling In Maybe Something Beautiful, one child sets out to spread joy and light in her community by using the transformative powers of art. Contributor Katie Penry shows us how we can do the same in our own neighborhoods with a fun, inspired craft. Best of 2019 Lists, a third picture book by a favorite author/illustrator collaboration, and the upcoming #TeachGraphix Week! Author Jeanette Bradley discusses board book trends, a nonfiction book to inspire letter-writing, and new comics coming our way. Author Aida Salazar discusses her love of picture book biographies, some bookish ways to celebrate World Kindness Day, and thoughts on censorship. Co-host Katey Howes discusses School Librarian of the Year nominations, The One and Only Bob, four fantastic new nonfiction titles to delight and disgust you, and thoughts on the Thanksgiving narrative. Author Jason June discusses the Texas Book Festival, a ton of middle grade sequels, the final Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker trailer, and things that creep us out. Author Tara Lazar discusses three new World War II books for young readers, two mythology-based middle grade fantasies, a favorite Dr. Seuss story coming to Netflix in November, Nic Stone’s new tattoo. Author Rebecca Donnelly discusses the CYBIL Award nominations, thoughts on the new Hunger Games prequel, #MGBooktober, and the latest in speculative fiction for young readers. Author Debbie Ridpath Ohi discusses the New Best Seller categories , Banned Books Week, and three new graphic novels. Author Lori Richmond discusses the 10th Anniversary of Dot Day, Proper Bookmark Options, a non-fiction poetry book Raina Telgemeier’s new graphic novel, Guts. Author Stephanie Lucianovic discusses Book Festival Controversies, National Read a Book Day, fantastic middle grade and picture book titles for 9/11, new nonfiction books for kids who love science, and two books about death. Author Tracey Baptiste discusses the Brooklyn Book Festival, The Jumbie God’s Revenge, some exciting picture book collaborations, Fraggle Rock, and an author with two new titles out today. Author Jarod Roselló discusses the Harvey Awards, Dot Day, a new nonfiction book for the young writers in your life, and more! Author Josh Funk joins us to discuss a problematic Florida reading list, NerdCamp news, three middle grade sequels full of adventure, and more! Share this Post This is Picturebooking s last post at All The Wonders. For future episodes go to picturebooking.com. Today we have two separate interviews with the creators of the picture Take a peek behind the creative curtain with illustrator Anoosha Syed and find out what inspires her, where she goes to be productive, and how she combats artist s block. The C.R.E.A.T.E. series explores creativity with children’s book authors and illustrators. Take a peek behind the creative curtain with author Adam Rubin and find out what inspires him, where he goes to write, and how he combats his arch enemy: procrastination. The C.R.E.A.T.E. series explores creativity with children’s book authors and illustrators. Take a peek behind the creative curtain with author Dev Petty and find out what inspires her, where she goes to write, and her funny superstition. The C.R.E.A.T.E. series explores creativity with children’s book authors and illustrators. Author Nancy Krulik joins us today to premiere the trailer for her brand new chapter book series, Princess Pulverizer! We go beyond the book COME WITH ME with author Holly McGhee and illustrator Pascal Lemaître! Join us for a very special video premiere, a glimpse at how their picture book has inspired kindness and gratitude in schools, and a one-of-a-kind giveaway! Nathan Hale is back with the seventh book in his Hazardous Tales series: Raid of No Return. Join us for the exclusive trailer premiere! Author Adam Lehrhaupt (WARNING: DO NOT OPEN THIS BOOK!, I WILL NOT EAT YOU) joins us to premiere the trailer of his latest picture book, CHICKEN IN SCHOOL! Anna Walker joins us to debut the trailer for Florette, her newest picture book! Author/illustrator, Steve Light, stops by to premiere the trailer for his newest picture book, LUCKY LAZLO, and to give us a peak behind the scenes. He shares handwritten backstory, unreleased illustration drafts, and more! Liz and Jimmy Reed join us to debut the trailer for Sweet Competition, their debut picture book! Cale Atkinson joins us to debut the trailer for Maxwell the Monkey Barber, his newest picture book! A multimedia roundup in celebration of John David Anderson s Ms. Bixby s Last Day, featuring the All the Wonders podcast with Matthew Winner. Sara O Leary and Karen Klassen are joining us today to debut the book trailer for the brand new picture book, You Are One!

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