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Q & A with Natalie Portman
Natalie Portman, an Academy Award-winning actor, director, and producer, adds picture book author to her list of credits this month with the release of 'Natalie Portman's Fables.'
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Jeff Kinney Launches Drive-Thru Pool Party Tour
Jeff Kinney is embarking on the Deep End Drive-Thru Pool Party Tour, which will kick off on October 27 in celebration of the release of the 15th book in the Wimpy Kid Series.
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Q & A with Isabelle Bridges-Boesch
For her debut picture book, 'Daddy Daughter Day,' parenting coach Isabelle Bridges-Boesch pulled from memories of everyday childhood adventures with her father, Academy Award-winning actor and musician Jeff Bridges.
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Rick Riordan on Wrapping Up His Trials of Apollo Series
In 'The Tower of Nero,' the fifth and final book in the Trials of Apollo series, Rick Riordan brings his epic saga, which began in 2005 with 'The Lightning Thief,' to a conclusion—at least for now.
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Four Questions for Jerry Craft
Jerry Craft's middle-grade graphic novel 'New Kid' broke new ground as the first graphic novel to win the Newbery Medal; now Craft is back with a companion story, 'Class Act.'
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In Conversation: Varian Johnson and Shannon Wright
We asked Varian Johnson and Shannon Wright to interview each other about their collaboration on 'Twins,' a graphic novel that follows identical twins Francine and Maureen as they transition into middle school.
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Four Questions for Sherri Duskey Rinker
We spoke with 'Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site' author Sherri Duskey Rinker about 'Revver the Speedway Squirrel,' her middle grade debut.
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PW Talks with the Renegades of Middle Grade
Authors James Ponti and Stuart Gibbs shared the backstory of their new website, which helps middle grade readers connect with their favorite authors.
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Q & A with Juleah del Rosario
Juleah del Rosario is an acquisitions librarian at the University of Colorado Boulder, and the author of YA novels '500 Words or Less' and 'Turtle Under Ice.' By day she acquires titles and other materials for students and professors, and by night (and weekends) she writes titles in verse for YA readers. PW spoke with del Rosario about her dual roles as a librarian and an author, the places they intersect and influence each other, and how her love of turtles surfaced in her latest novel.
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Kelly Yang Shares Her 'Dream Big' Virtual Author Talk
To keep students engaged and interested in reading and writing during the pandemic, middle grade and YA novelist Kelly Yang has created a virtual talk about her experience as an author.
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Authors' Quarantine Stories: Lisa Graff
Continuing our series, Lisa Graff, author of the picture book 'Wonderful You' and more than 10 books for middle grade readers, shares her experience contracting and coping with Covid-19 and taking comfort in family and books.
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Q & A with Matthew Reinhart
We spoke with paper engineer Matthew Reinhart about his first series of pop-ups for preschoolers, Pop Magic.
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Obituary: Sam McBratney
Irish children's author Sam McBratney, most widely known for the classic, bestselling picture book 'Guess How Much I Love You,' died on September 18; he was 77.
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Remembering Tomie dePaola
Marking what would have been his 86th birthday, family, friends, and colleagues honored the late author-illustrator Tomie dePaola during a digital memorial service on September 15.
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Four Questions for Tom Lichtenheld
We spoke with Tom Lichtenheld about 'Moo-Moo, I Love You!,' his final book with friend Amy Krouse Rosenthal, which he completed after she died in 2017.
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Cover Reveal: Krosoczka Launches Graphic Memoir and Web Series
National Book Award finalist Jarrett Krosoczka returns to his adolescence in 'Sunshine,' his second graphic memoir for teens, the cover of which is revealed here.
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A Lesson in Hope: Children's Authors Who Are Teachers During Covid-19
We asked a number of authors who are also teachers how they are adapting and maintaining optimism amid the pandemic.
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Q & A with Amy Timberlake
Newbery Honor author Amy Timberlake introduces a pair of unlikely animal roommates in her latest book, 'Skunk and Badger,' a middle-grade novel illustrated by Caldecott Medalist Jon Klassen.
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Q & A with Corinne Duyvis
Corinne Duyvis spoke with us about her new YA novel, 'The Art of Saving the World,' LGBTQIA+ representation, and the impact of the #OwnVoices hashtag that she coined five years ago.
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In Conversation: Andrea Davis Pinkney and Brian Pinkney
We asked husband-and-wife collaborators Andrea Davis Pinkney and Brian Pinkney to interview each other about their latest book, 'Loretta Little Looks Back: Three Voices Go Tell It,' the cross-generational story of a Black family.
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