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Category Archives: family
Nanny X Behind the Scenes
So my mother-in-law just won the Mother-in-Law of the Year award, at least in my book, for patiently submitting to the direction of a very particular director (Kid No. 1), not to mention wearing a leather jacket in July. The … Continue reading
Posted in family, kidlit, middle grade, Mission Possible, Nanny X
Tagged book, book trailer, film, kidlit, leather, middle grade, mother-in-law, nanny x
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French Toast
In Dream Boy, Martin has his first experience with French Toast. Spoiler alert: He likes it. A lot. Which serves as a good reminder to the rest of us that it’s okay to eat French Toast any time of day. … Continue reading
Posted in Dream Boy, family, recipes
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Factory Man by Beth Macy
I’m button-popping proud to present journalist Beth Macy, whose new book Factory Man: How One Furniture Maker Battled Offshoring, Stayed Local — and Helped Save an American Town, comes out today. It’s a story of family, feuding, grit, gumption, pride, … Continue reading
Posted in author interview, family, furniture, future award winners, genre jumpers, history, journalism, nonfiction, poverty
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How to Behave When You See Your Book Cover
It feels like I’ve been waiting a long time to show you the cover of How to Behave at a Tea Party. Maybe my whole life. And today I finally get to share it! I love the hair that’s out … Continue reading
Erica Perl
I have yet to see Erica Perl in a pair of Clark-Kent glasses, but if she did wear them — and then took them off — there’s a distinct possibility that she’d sprout a leotard and cape. Because Erica is … Continue reading
Posted in author interview, family, judaism, kidlit, poverty
Tagged aces wild, chicken butt, erica perl, judaism, kidlit, oj
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