Podcasts about children's lit

What are the best children’s books for an inclusive classroom library? This is not a simple question to answer. Luckily, my guest Alyssa LeClaire from Children’s Lit World is here to help! She shares her tips for how to choose diverse books your students will love. She talks about Own Voices books and why they are more accurate, authentic, and real. Tune in to learn her top book and author picks. -Chrissy Beltran Buzzing with Ms. B Instagram Buzzing with Ms. B TpT The Coaching Podcast Show Notes Coffee & Coaching Membership Thank you for listening to Buzzing with Ms. B: the Coaching Podcast. If you love the show, share it with a coach who would love it too, subscribe to this podcast, or leave me a review on iTunes! It’s free and it helps others find this show, too. Happy coaching! Podcast produced by Fernie Ceniceros of Crowd & Town Creative  

Sunday Night, December 8, 2019 Storytellers - YA Fiction, Children's Lit and Faith-based/Motivational   Each year thousands of people – educators, concerned parents, community leaders, authors, poets and publishers – devote their time and resources to presenting the reader with great books! However, too many outstanding books do not get the attention and reader support that they deserve. We want to help with this state of affairs, so we encourage readers to purchase books to give as gifts 365 days a year. Featured Authors and Books - I Am God's Work of Art by Yvonne Strachan - Failure to Protect by Pamela Samuels Young - Stations for Kid Series founded by Dr. Lynda J. Mubarak - LongTales for ShortTails Children Stories by Duane Lance Filer On the Shoulders of Giants - Legends, Leaders & Speakers Featured Authors and Books - Delayed But Not Denied 3 by Asia Williams, Co-Author - The Other Side of Cancer: Living Life with My Dying Sister by Annette Leeds  - Stripped For Greater: Walk By Faith by Michele Nicole - My Son's Fugacious Life: Two Murderers, One Conviction by Tonda Wright  Join Ella Curry and 40+ authors on the EDC Creatins Facebook wall as we celebrate the holidays during our live-stream!  EDC Creations is proud to announce readers to awesome women who write with purpose and have profound messages in their books! Our goal is to help improve our visibility in the reading world. Our tours are geared toward introducing authors to avid readers! Readers can visit the main tour page and find out more about each author:  https://www.smore.com/9yzf

Todd Parr is an award-winning Children's Book Author (and illustrator!) He has authored more than 50 books for kids that have been translated into 15 languages! Four of which were published just this year! (which in book land, is just CRAZY PANTS unheard of!) Many of his books are about hard situations like losing a loved one, feeling different & why being unique is awesome. Which is obviously up my alley! I was super stoked to have Todd on the podcast. We talk about how he got started in this crazy book journey, why we need kindness in this world, & how not knowing what you're doing can help you get to where you want to go! If you're an aspiring children's illustrator, this episode will inspire you by the serendipitous way Todd started his career. From books to working with incredible brands like FAO Schwartz & Sesame Street! (ahh!) Even if you're not an illustrator, you'll love Todd's exuberant spirit! Mentionables: Dealing with Dyslexia. Going outside the box. Dealing with people who don't understand you. Serendipity. Head to www.jenipherlyn.com/blog/39 to read the show notes, and see Todd's amazing FAO Schwartz windows! Eep! And be sure to pop in on Instagram to say hello! www.instagram.com/rainydaydiariespod

Jana chats with her superfat internet buddy and photographer Kelly Lenza about being traumatized by the medical system and how she's working to change her childrens' perspectives on weight stigma while they're toddlers. Follow Kelly on Instagram at @lividlipids and check out her photography website, bloomphotographychicago.com. If you contact her and mention Woman of Size, you’ll get 50% off on your shoot! Also follow @womanofsizepod on the socials and read extended show notes at womanofsize.com.

Here, in the latest episode of the “Office Hours” podcast series produced by Penn Today, which explores the minds of the University’s academic talents in a more unbuttoned and freewheeling setting outside of the lecture hall, Thomas discusses growing up with limited children’s literature options, where young adult and children’s lit is going today, why she still hasn’t watched “The Wire,” and what she thinks is an overrated virtue. 

Try not to get too spooked as we re-read R.L. Stine's Goosebumps! Emma forgets how the show works. Danica reads the wrong book?? Emma shares a paranormal experience.

In this episode, Ardo and Yash discuss projects they're involved in and the #MeToo movement finding itself in the Children's Lit community. They start talking about what they've read at the 33:45 mark which includes some March releases. Some corrections in the episode: They said Tomi Adeyemi was 23 years old but she's actually 24 and they speculated that her debut book, Children of Blood and Bone, would be a success and it was! It found itself on the New York Times Bestsellers List. The logo was designed by Nick Hanover. The theme song and break music is from Haris Qureshi’s song Give AF. You can find his album here. Everything mention in the episode can be found on Goodreads. You can also find the podcast on Twitter and Instagram at @PutABlurbOnIt.

Literacy Ladies - Ep 16 - Children's Lit For Boys by WCSUMedia

my crazy hair and i finally got around to reading the second book in rick riordan’s magnus chase and the gods of asgard series, the hammer of thor. and we loved it! erm... i loved it. because my hair is not actually a sentient being. i think. anyway, here’s a review!

Nikki Tran is a photographer, painter, pianist and puppy-mom to a Yorkipoo named Rusty. Over the last several years she has built a business as a talented wedding photographer in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area. Now, she’s decided to give up what some people would think is a dream job to return to a 9-5 life. Listen in as she describes what her motivating factors are, and how she plans to make room for her creativity in this transition. Here’s where to find Nikki: Blog: http://nikkitranphotography.com/blog Wedding Photography Website: http://nikkitranphotography.com Photoshop Resources Website: http://theenchantedcollections.com Facebook (Wedding Photography & Blog): https://www.facebook.com/nikkitranphotography/ Facebook (Photoshop Resources): https://www.facebook.com/theenchantedcollections/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nikkitran1015/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/tran2011/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/nikkitranphotography Here’s where to find Ashley: Website: www.BrooksEditorial.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/brookseditorial Instagram: http://instagram.com/brookseditorial Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/brookseditorial Here’s where to find Abbigail: Website: www.InkwellsandImages.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/abbigailekriebs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abbigailekriebs/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/inkwellsandimages/ Mini Book Club: We gushed about our favorite classic children’s lit as well as what books we turn to as escapist literature. What are your favorites? Tell us on Twitter with #ChasingCreative! The Mary Poppins Series The Harry Potter Series The Laura Ingalls Series The Doldrums - Nicholas Gannon Anything - Susan Branch The Night Circus - Erin Morgenstern Four Seasons in Rome - Anthony Doerr Anne of Green Gables - Lucy Maud Montgomery Quotes from this Episode: “Owning my own business has opened up a lot of doors for me.” - Nikki “I looked at what the professionals were doing and I did it too.” - Nikki, on being self-taught “I don’t think you ever lose that feeling of being a fraud... I like what I do. That’s all I need.” - Nikki “What I’m hearing is that everybody just feels like they are completely winging it.” - Ashley “It’s great when other creative people can be honest and say ‘Nope, I’m totally faking it over here! How about you?!?’” - Abbigail “If you don’t like what you’re doing, it’s not going to work.” - Nikki “No 9-5 job, no kids, no schedule… it sounds like a dream, but it can really mean 60 or 70 hour work weeks because there are no boundaries.” - Ashley “Make creativity easy for yourself.” - Abbigail “I’m completely different than I was at 22, and it’s only been 4 years.” - Nikki “We feel so much pressure to make money off of everything. It can be just as successful to have a steady job and work on the things that you really care about. Sometimes the pressure takes all of the fun out of it.” - Ashley “I’m excited to leave work and come home and work on creative things that I really want to do.” - Nikki “It it gets rejected or doesn’t get in, it’s OK. At least I wrote it.” - Ashley, on creating for the sake of creating “I think it’s good to mix personal and business... People want to know the you behind the business.” - Nikki “I love the kiddish wonder in things.” - Nikki “I’m 26-going-on-5.” - Nikki