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Four Questions for Natalia Sylvester
Natalia Sylvester's new YA novel, 'Breathe and Count Back from Ten,' follows Verónica, a Peruvian American teenager born with hip dysplasia, who dreams of becoming a mermaid at a summer theme park.
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Q & A with Rose Brock
We spoke with educator and children's literacy expert Rose Brock about her new middle grade anthology, 'Hope Wins,' a companion to her YA collection for teens, 'Hope Nation.'
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Why I Got a Filipino Sensitivity Reader for My Filipino American Book
Tracy Badua reflects on her decision to hire a sensitivity reader for her debut middle grade fantasy, 'Freddie vs. the Family Curse,' to help fill in gaps in her knowledge of her family's Filipino culture.
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Soapbox: Showing Up and Moving Forward
Children's author Chris Barton reflects on his recent experience facing objections to the civil rights-related content in his picture book, 'Moving Forward,' while visiting a school in Texas.
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Four Questions for Rebecca Evans
We spoke with author Rebecca Evans about adoption, her journey from illustrator to author, and her new solo picture book, 'Alone Like Me.'
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Q & A with Terri Libenson
Author-illustrator Terri Libenson discussed the evolution of her bestselling Emmie & Friends series and her latest installment, ‘Remarkably Ruby.’
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Q & A with Chris Van Dusen
We spoke with Chris Van Dusen about the real-life inspiration for his new picture book, 'Big Truck Little Island,' and what his story says about the power of community.
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Q & A with Casey McQuiston
After two acclaimed adult romances, Casey McQuiston has written a YA contemporary rom-com.
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Why YA?
PW spoke with eight authors, both veterans and newcomers, about the joys and challenges of writing for teens.
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Four Questions for Elizabeth Acevedo
Bestselling author and poet Elizabeth Acevedo follows up her acclaimed YA novels with 'Inheritance: A Visual Poem,' a small-format picture book illustrated by Andrea Pippins.
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Four Questions for Lauren Wolk
Lauren Wolk's new novel, 'My Own Lightning,' is a follow-up to her breakout Newbery Honor-winning historical debut 'Wolf Hollow.'
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Q & A with Jonathan Case
We spoke with author-illustrator Jonathan Case about his new middle grade comic, 'Little Monarchs,' which blends butterfly facts and futuristic fiction.
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In Conversation: Gail Jarrow and Carolyn Yoder
We asked author Gail Jarrow and editor Carolyn Yoder to interview each other about their longstanding collaboration and friendship, and their shared passion for bringing "little-known stories" to life through vigorous research.
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Four Questions for Hilde Lysiak
We spoke with former kid reporter Hilde Lysiak about her new memoir, ‘Hilde on the Record,’ and her writing career.
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In Conversation: Kathleen Glasgow and Liz Lawson
Kathleen Glasgow and Liz Lawson chatted about their new YA thriller, ‘The Agathas,’ and paying homage to the Queen of Mystery, Agatha Christie.
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Four Questions for Michael Sampson
Author Michael Sampson spoke about his friendship and collaboration with the late Bill Martin Jr, and his commitment to perpetuating their creative legacy.
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Q & A with Taylor Mali
In honor of National Poetry Month, we spoke with Taylor Mali about his roles as poet, teacher, and debut picture book author, and why he believes in the beauty, truth, and power of poetry.
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Four Questions for Tae Keller
Newbery Medalist Tae Keller's latest novel takes a hard look at bullying, through the eyes of the bully instead of the one being bullied.
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Four Questions for Maria Hinojosa
We spoke with journalist Maria Hinojosa about her immigration journey and the young readers’ version of her memoir, 'Once I Was You,' the cover of which is revealed here.
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Four Questions for Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Pierce Bush
Former first daughters Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Pierce Bush spoke with PW about their new picture book, 'The Superpower Sisterhood,' a story celebrating the power of sisterly bonds
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