Warm congratulations to my friends at Red Oak Books in Fort Worth, Texas! Today, they celebrate thirteen years in which they have donated 337,294 books to children in their city. Now that’s an example to for local and state foundations to follow … Continue reading →
The most recent issue of the enewsletter, NoveList School News, focuses on the theme of multicultural literature and includes an interview with Jamie Campbell Naidoo, Ph.D., a professor in the School of Library and Information Studies at the University of … Continue reading →
Today, we’re posting two more Día Nuggets! All available Nuggets are on my site, and you can also download a Nugget packet. If you visit this blog or my web site, you know that April 2011, we’re celebrating Día’s 15th … Continue reading →
I so admire the words and work of Nicholas Kristof. When I speak around our country, a land of significant economic disparities, I often say that children are sometimes proud of speaking Spanish related to the economic level of their … Continue reading →
What a pleasure to introduce my talented Santa Fe friend Diane Stanley who generously agreed to share her reflections on creativity. Do visit her new website and do enjoy her new book Saving Sky. An IntroductionDS: I’m an author and illustrator of … Continue reading →
