The Story and Science of Hope
Did you know that hope is a story and a science?
In Episode 43, I’m speaking with journalist Andrea Curtis about her book for middle graders, The Story and Science of Hope.Continue reading The Story and Science of Hope
Category: Children’s book writers
How to Talk to Kids About Food Insecurity Through Storytelling
In Episode 41, I’m joined by Canadian children’s book writers Eric Walters and Lana Button to discuss their award-winning book, One Can. Continue reading How to Talk to Kids About Food Insecurity Through Storytelling
The Secret to Writing Children’s books
In Episode 40 of the podcast, I have the privilege of speaking with adult and children’s book writer Caroline Adderson, writer of A Pond, A Poet, and Three Pests.Continue reading The Secret to Writing Children’s books
Telling Indigenous Stories of Joy and Creativity
In this episode, I’m joined by award-winning Cree Métis storyteller and multidisciplinary artist Arnolda Dufour-Bowes to discuss her latest children’s book, “Maggie Lou Meets Her Match.” Continue reading Telling Indigenous Stories of Joy and Creativity
Ace and the Misfits: Writing about African children in the diaspora
In this episode, I have the privilege of speaking with Eddie Kawooya, author of the Ace and the Misfits series. We talk about how immigrant kids can foster friendships and a sense of purpose through sports.Continue reading Ace and the Misfits: Writing about African children in the diaspora
Is Math More Creative Than We Think?
What do math and art have in common? In this episode, we explore the intersection points between these two and how one helps the other.Continue reading Is Math More Creative Than We Think?
When Sickness Comes: Children Navigating Hard Times
In Episode 28, I’m joined by Kate Jenks Landry, author of A Summer Without Anna, to discuss the hardship children face when a family member is sick.Continue reading When Sickness Comes: Children Navigating Hard Times
How Thao Lam’s EveryBelly Is Helping Kids Build a Healthy Relationship with Their Bodies
For author and illustrator Thao Lam, a heartbreaking moment with her daughter became the catalyst for a beautifully honest picture book, Everybelly.Continue reading How Thao Lam’s EveryBelly Is Helping Kids Build a Healthy Relationship with Their Bodies
Sometimes I Eat With My Hands: Honouring Food and Culture
I chat with Kid Haile, author and illustrator of Sometimes I Eat with My Hands to explore the intersection of food, culture, and identity.Continue reading Sometimes I Eat With My Hands: Honouring Food and Culture
Writing feelings: Tackling childhood anxiety in Shy Me
Exploring, with Sandra V. Feder, the power of storytelling in helping children navigate their feelings, from anger and shyness to peace and resilience.Continue reading Writing feelings: Tackling childhood anxiety in Shy Me