Worlds Awaiting

Sharlee Glenn talks about her writing process. Financial planner, Gregg Murset discusses what it means to be financially literate. And music education professor, Brittany May chats about popular music in the classroom. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with a book review of "The Princess and the Warrior", listen to some author's tips, and gather around the Librarians' Table to talk about parenting readers.

Lauren Tarshis talks about the differences between non-fiction and historical fiction. Randy Evenson, a professional storyteller, chats about how to encourage children to tell their own stories. And Martin Fujiki and Bonnie Brinton discusses how to identify and help children with language impairments. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with a poetry reading, hear Ann Dee Ellis's personal writer's journey, and gather around the Librarians' Table to chat about scholarly communication.

Candace Fleming talks about new historical fiction books for children. Joe Hadfield chats about his experiences reading with his family. And physical education professor, David Barney, discuses the importance of fitness. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with a reading of "Quangle Wangle's Hat", hear children's thoughts on reading, and gather around the Librarians' Table to chat about what it means to be an instruction librarian.

Petty Kittle talks about the importance of encouraging teenagers to read. Jennifer Nielsen chats about her historical fiction book, "Resistance". And James Porter discusses the impact of STEM education. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with a book review of "Rosie Revere Engineer", learn reading incentive strategies, and gather around the Librarians' Table to chat about analyzing children's literature.

Heather Price talks about her creative writing process. Music education professor, Brittany May chats about what it means to be music literate. And Vicki Ehlen, the director of the Wonderwood Academy, discusses how to encourage a love of reading for children with Down Syndrome. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with a book review of "Who Could That Be At This Hour?", learn about summer library programs, and gather around the Librarians' Table to chat about presentation skills.

Bethanne Anderson talks about her book illustrator's process. Kathy Klotz chats about her READ Dog program. And Julia Ashworth, a theater education professor, discusses the behind the scene process of creating children's theater. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with a reading Lewis Carroll's poem "The Jabberwocky", learn some writing tips from authors, and gather around the Librarians' Table to chat about representing "the other" within children's literature.

John Pickavance, a researcher in cognitive science, discusses virtual reality within classrooms. Author Julie Berry talks about her writing process. Along with our interviews we’ll learn about summer programs at the Hogle Zoo, and gather around the Librarians' Table to chat about book recommendations for young children.

James Porter, director of the Christa McAuliffe Space Center, discusses his educational space center for children. And Mary Bigler, an author and educator, talks about the importance of reading during the summer. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with a reading of the poem "The Fire Brigade", gather around the Librarians' Table to chat about helping incoming college freshman.

Music education professor, Brittany May chats about musical play. Author Martha Brockenbrough talks about a few of her books. And Annette Lyon discusses her experiences with attention deficit disorder. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with a reading of "Anne of Green Gables", learn some writing tips, and gather around the Librarians' Table to chat about race and gender in historical fiction.

Theater Education professor, Julia Ashworth talks about theater for young audiences. Adam Gidwitz chats about his book series "A Tale Dark and Grimm". And Kathleen Brown of the University of Utah's reading clinic discusses word recognition instruction. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with book review of "When You Reach Me", learn some librarians' favorite books, and gather around the Librarians' Table to chat about academic librarians.

Author Penny Kittle discusses how to engage teenagers in writing. Matt Kirby chats about his book series "Dark Gravity Sequence". And storyteller Randy Evenson talks about the importance of arts education. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with book review of "Mr. Miniscule and the Whale", learn about mobile libraries, and gather around the Librarians' Table to chat about environmental literacy.

Debut author, Amy Webb, talks about the importance of supporting those with disabilities. Lauren Tarshis discusses a new book in her series "I Survived." And professor, Duane Merrell, chats about scientific literacy. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with a reading of "Alice in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll, hear from "Thinking Aloud" Host, Marcus Smith, and gather around the Librarians' Table to chat about multilingual books.

L.L. McKinney talks about her new Alice in Wonderland adaptation, "A Blade So Black". Nell Duke, a writer and researcher, discusses not so good literary practices. Julie Olson, an illustrator, chats about how illustrations tell a story. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with a reading of the poem "The Dance", explore a saying common among writers, and gather around the Librarians' Table to chat about book recommendations.

Pam Allyn talks about her organization, LitWorld. Illustrator Melissa Sweet chats about her illustration process. Kerry Soper discusses the importance of visual formats. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with a book review of "Thelma the Unicorn", learn about libraries on the sea, and gather around the Librarians' Table to chat about the summer slide.

Author Candace Fleming talks about her biographies. Jamie Horrocks, an English professor, discusses less known children's literature. Rebecca Sansom, a chemistry professor, chats to females interested in science. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with a book review of "Gaston", listen to author tips, and gather around the Librarians' Table to chat about kids and teens.

BYU Professor Dawan Coombs talks about classroom practices. Psychologist Don Cox discusses the autistic spectrum. And author Dustin Hansen chats about his path to become a writer. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with a reading of "My Father's Dragon", hear some book trivia, and gather around the Librarians' Table to chat about the book "Journey".

Professor Steve Graham talks about new writing forms. Author Ariane de Bonvoisin discusses her journey to become an author. And Marne Isakson, a literacy expert, shares some good reading habits. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with a book review of "I am Human" by Susan Verde, learn more about today's history, and gather around the Librarians' Table to chat about popular children's books.

Tracy Hecht talks about writing early reader books. Kathy Newton, a passionate reader, discusses the importance of reading in the family. And Lisa Cohne teaches us what makes a good web game. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with a reading of "Mr. Jeremy Fisher", learn more about comics, and gather around the Librarians' Table to chat about why people love music.

Brian Calhoun talks about his board game, "Chickapig", and his new book "Little Joe Chickapig". Lynda Palma, a museum educator, discusses art literacy for children. Along with our interviews we’ll have a special Easter themed storytime with a book review of "Egg", learn some local children's favorite books, and gather around the Librarian's Table to discuss dystopian books.

Mary Bigler, esteemed educator, discusses how to teach children with pizzazz. Mathematician Alisa Belliston talks about counting with young children. Author Kate DiCamillo answers fan questions. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with poems by Janet Wong, hear some author tips, and gather around the Librarian's Table to discuss family history.

Author David Baldacci talks about his writing habits. James Porter from the Christa McAuliffe Space Center in Utah discusses volunteering in the community. Librarian Joella Peterson on the importance of audio books. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with a book review of If I Never Forever Endeavor, step into the classroom to learn about the possibility of another planet, and gather around the Librarian's Table to discuss library events.

Elfrieda Heibert talks about phonics and their importance. Professor Shannon Tass discusses statistics. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with Robert Lewis Stevenson’s Treasure Island, take a glimpse at this day in history, and gather around the Librarian's Table to discuss singing.

Vicki Ehlen talks about down syndrome and the Wonderwood College Bridge Program. Ann Dee Ellis shares how she tells hard stories. Blogger Amy Johnson talks about what makes a picture book good. Along with our interviews, we’ll have an extended storytime with Randy Evensen telling a true story about a run in with an alligator, and we'll step around the Librarian's Table to discuss school musicals.

Author Wiley Blevins talks about writing for different grade levels. Professor Aaron Hawkins discusses STEM education. Philip Stead talk about how he chooses stories to write. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with a review of Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow by Jessica Day George, hear from some writers from the Life the Universe and Everything Writing Conference, and gather around the Librarian's Table to discuss literary classics.

Roxanne Owens talks about Dr. Seuss on his birthday today. Bethanne Andersen discusses picture books and illustrations. Tim Wadham talks about his book on poems and rhyming. Along with our interviews we’ll have storytime with Bedtime in the Swamp by Kristyn Crow, hear some people attempting tongue twisters, and gather around the Librarian's Table to discuss family history libraries.

Kathy Klotz talks about the impact of the READ Dogs program. Professor Duane Merrell discusses the importance of teaching science. Author Laura Vaccaro Seeger talks about what influences her writing. Along with our interviews we’ll have a review of the Mysterious Benedict Society by Rebecca Lambert, hear BYU Radio producer Rob Sanders talk about audio books, and gather around the Librarian's Table to discuss practicing music.