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Covid

Starting Over … Sort Of

November 19, 2023August 3, 2023 by Candice Ransom
The Encyclopedia of Writing and Illustrating Children's Books
This year—after more than 40 years as a fulltime writer of books for children—I feel the need to start over. What went wrong in my career? It’s a long list, I’m afraid
Categories Big Green Pocketbook Tags author, Candice Ransom, career, Covid, Hollins University, longevity, teaching 1 Comment

Garvey in the Dark

October 19, 2022October 1, 2022 by Vicki Palmquist
Garvey in the Dark
With her usual positive and hopeful storytelling, Nikki Grimes reminds us that lives changed during the Covid pandemic, affecting many people in many different ways. Garvey's story will resonate deeply with readers of all ages.
Categories Reading Ahead Tags Covid, Garvey in the Dark, Nikki Grimes, pandemic, Poetry, verse novel Leave a comment

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