Matthew Loux, cartoonist of The Time Museum, stops by the podcast to talk about being a little quiet, a little self-conscious, and aware of the potent and important qualities of friendship.
Bethan Woollvin: All The Wonders, Episode 329
Bethan Woollvin, author illustrator of Little Red, stops by the podcast to talk about taking issue with the classic Little Red Riding Hood, enjoying a challenge, and thinking first in terms of colors when approaching a story.
Matthew Cordell: All The Wonders, Episode 328
Matthew Cordell, author illustrator of Wolf in the Snow, stops by the podcast to talk about words becoming unnecessary, preconceived notions, and the decision to save yourself or the wolf pup.
Book Cover Premiere: I’m Not Taking a Bath
Laura Gehl and Joyce Wan join us today to reveal the cover for their brand new picture book, Peep and Egg: I’m Not Taking a Bath!
Sherri Duskey Rinker and Tom Lichtenheld: All The Wonders, Episode 327
Sherri Duskey Rinker and Tom Lichtenheld, the award winning team behind Steam Train, Dream Train and Good Night, Good Night Construction Site, stop by the podcast to share their newest collaboration, Mighty, Mighty Construction Site, in addition to talking about their complete and utter adoration for big machines.
Person, Place, and Thing: Jasper and the Riddle of Riley’s Mine
Caroline Starr Rose visits All the Wonders to share the real-life Person, Place, and Thing that inspired her new novel, JASPER AND THE RIDDLE OF RILEY’S MINE.
March Book Madness: Books Between, Episode 17
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Jessie Sima: All The Wonders, Episode 326
Jessie Sima, debut author illustrator of Not Quite Narwhal, stops by the podcast to talk about her anthropology background, #kidlitart, and creating a character who is “stylistically adorable”.
Then and Now: The Giver and A Single Stone
A look at a classic dystopian novel and a new release that echo each other, and call upon readers to ask: what do we know of our world?
Vanessa Brantley Newton – Picturebooking, Episode 73
Vanessa Brantley Newton is most recently the illustrator of THE YOUNGEST MARCHER: THE STORY OF AUDREY FAYE HENDRICKS, A YOUNG CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST and MARY HAD A LITTLE GLAM. Talking about these two very different books with Vanessa gives this episode an inspiring energy.