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Jason Reynolds: the beauty of words is magic Gene Luen Yang sits down with author Jason Reynolds to talk about Jason’s many works and his inspiration.
Magination Press Story Time - Celano, Collins and Hazzard Read Something Happened in Our Town Marianne Celano, Marietta Collins, and Ann Hazzard read Something Happened in Our Town.
Dr. Seuss and superheroes Gene Luen Yang discusses his early love of Dr. Seuss and the superheroes Spider-Man and Superman.
Superheroes and the American experience Gene Luen Yang explains that the superhero story is the immigrant story.
Erin Entrada Kelly: Writing for children Erin Entrada Kelly’s vivid memories of her childhood impact her writing.
Truck or Trunk? Friend or Fiend? Mis-reading a sentence in a Dick & Jane book in first grade gave Blume some ideas for word play in her books.
Mom, Dad, how does this work? As a young girl, Gail Gibbons always asked questions about the things around her.
