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    Kate O’Shaughnessy: A Beat-up Book Is a Sign of True Love
    By Lisa Bullard
    In Author Interviews
    Posted September 14, 2026

    Kate O’Shaughnessy: A Beat-up Book Is a Sign of True Love

    In a family full of amazing magical talents—such as the ability to create fortune-telling pickles! —what does it mean when you’re the kid who isn’t very special? That’s one of the questions Kate [...]

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    Katherine Rundell: Fantasy Is a Joyful Way to Think About the World
    By Lisa Bullard
    In Author Interviews
    Posted August 24, 2026

    Katherine Rundell: Fantasy Is a Joyful Way to Think About the World

    The Neverfear (Knopf Books for Young Readers, September 1, 2026), returns readers to “the last surviving magical place.” This is the extraordinary realm Katherine Rundell introduced in [...]

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    Tiffany D. Jackson: Giving Brave Readers Thrills and Chills
    By Scholastic Publishing
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    Posted July 16, 2026

    Tiffany D. Jackson: Giving Brave Readers Thrills and Chills

    Tiffany D. Jackson is a New York Times–bestselling author and a 2026 Edgar Award recipient for Blood in the Water, as well as several young adult novels and two picture books. A [...]

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    Gordon Korman: One Gripping Story, 5 Different Points of View
    By Scholastic Publishing
    In Author Interviews
    Posted June 22, 2026

    Gordon Korman: One Gripping Story, 5 Different Points of View

    Sleepless is a little different from your most recent novels in that there’s a light science fiction touch. How did you decide that you wanted to go in a slightly fantastical direction to tell [...]

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    Behind the Bookshelves- Featured Librarian Terry Maguire
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    In Author Interviews
    Posted June 16, 2026

    Behind the Bookshelves- Featured Librarian Terry Maguire

    This month, we Feature Terry Maguire, Secondary School Librarian at The American International School of Mozambique. She has been in Maputo for the past five years. She is passionate about [...]

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    Varsha Bajaj: Introducing Readers to New Worlds
    By Lisa Bullard
    In Author Interviews
    Posted May 14, 2026

    Varsha Bajaj: Introducing Readers to New Worlds

    Books hold many powers, as author Varsha Bajaj can attest. She credits books for helping her make the cultural transition to the United States after growing up in Mumbai, India. In turn, several [...]

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    Jason Reynolds: What Is the Glue in Our Lives?
    By Lisa Bullard
    In Author Interviews
    Posted April 28, 2026

    Jason Reynolds: What Is the Glue in Our Lives?

    There are a lot of ways to describe Jason Reynolds’ books: Groundbreaking. Relatable. Gripping. Or as School Library Journal said recently in their starred review of Soundtrack: A [...]

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    Alicia D. Williams: Tales Live Inside Us to Be Retold
    By Lisa Bullard
    In Author Interviews
    Posted March 20, 2026

    Alicia D. Williams: Tales Live Inside Us to Be Retold

    Alicia D. Williams traces her love of storytelling back to her childhood when she listened to tales told by family elders and read books she borrowed from a bookmobile. Now the award-winning [...]

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