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Author Felicia Lee discusses her children’s picture books, I Can Be and Audrey Lost Her Shoe. Felicia’s main goals with her books are diversity and representation. Young readers will see various voic…

Author PeTika Tave discusses her children’s picture books, Beautiful As You Are! and Brilliant As You Are!, which are designed to empower kids to love and accept themselves as enough, exactly as they…

Author Tim Grove discusses his latest book, Star Spangled: The Story of a Flag, a Battle and the American Anthem. Tim is a public historian with over 25 years’ experience working at history museums, …

Author Theresa Kaminski discusses her latest book, Dr. Mary Walker’s Civil War. In this book, Theresa details the life of Mary Walker, an extraordinary 19th century woman who was not afraid to speak …

Author Melody Johnson discusses her latest book, Beyond the Next Star, the first sci-fi romance novel in her new Love Beyond series. Melody has kept the dark grit from her paranormal romance Night Bl…

Author Tracy Tripp discusses her latest book, Something Like a Dream, a twisting, turning thriller filled with dodgy clients, FBI investigations and visions manifested in dreams. Tracy is the author …

Author Marshaun Olaniyan discusses her journal series titled, I’m Grateful For You. Marshaun is a life and relationship strategist, and her journal series contains writing prompts based on questions …

Author Nancy Blanton discusses her historical novels, including The Earl in Black Armor. Set in 17th century Ireland, they are tales of loyalty, honor, intrigue and betrayal set against the backdrop …

Author Valerie Bolling discusses her debut children’s picture book titled, Let’s Dance. This rhythmic, rhyming picture book showcases dances from all over the world and features children of diverse b…

Author Nancy B. Kennedy discusses her new middle grade book, Women Win the Vote: 19 for the 19th Amendment. It features biographies of 19 women who helped pave the way for passage of the 19th Amendme…

Author Eileen Meyer discusses her children’s picture book, The Superlative A. Lincoln: Poems About Our 16th President. Eileen has written charming poems expressing Abraham Lincoln’s superlative natur…

Author Liz Tolsma discusses her book, The Green Dress, a romantic suspense novel based on the true crimes of Sarah Jane Robinson in the 1880s. Mrs. Robinson poisoned several family members to collect…

Author Annette Whipple discusses her nonfiction children’s books—The Story of the Wright Brothers: A Biography for New Readers; Whooo Knew? The Truth about Owls; and The Laura Ingalls Wilder Companio…

Author Linh Nguyen-Ng discusses her latest book, Dragons N’ Antibodies, a story that takes an esoteric look at DNA and proposes the question, “What if DNA were magic?”. It follows a scientist who is …

Author Merriam Saunders discusses her two children’s picture books, My Wandering, Dreaming Mind and My Whirling, Twirling Motor. Merriam also has a middle grade novel releasing in 2021. While all of …

Author Joseph Mazerac discusses his novel, Into the Attic of the World. It’s the story of a normal kid named Charles who is invited by a boy called Captain Kid on an amazing adventure across other re…

Author Laurie Wallmark discusses her picture book biographies about women in STEM. The women in Laurie’s books are pioneers in fields ranging from computer science to mathematics to astronomy. Her la…

Author Darlene Beck-Jacobson discusses her latest middle grade novel, Wishes, Dares and How to Stand Up to a Bully. It is a coming of age story about losing a family member, summer vacation, learning…

Author Diane Barnes discusses her latest novel titled, More Than. Ms. Magazine named it one of the best feminist books to curl up with. More Than, like her other novels, is about relationships. In pa…

Author Alanna Ritchie discusses her newest work, Beach City: A Memoire of a 19 Year-Old Cali Girl. The book is an homage to growing up in SoCal and grappling with coming of age angst and excitement. …