Rachel Rosenberg has been writing since she was a child—at 13, she was published alongside celebs and fellow teens in Chicken Soup For the Teenage Soul 2. Rachel has a degree in Creative Writing from Montreal’s Concordia University; she’s been published in a few different anthologies and publications, including Best Lesbian Love Stories 2008, Little Fiction, Big Truth’s Re/Coded anthology and Broken Pencil magazine. She also appeared on the Montreal episode of the Grownups Read Things They Wrote As Kids podcast. Her day job is as a Children’s Librarian, where she digs singing and dancing with small humans.
Kwame Alexander has co-created WordPlay, a 10-episode digital series to help teach kids about writing.
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Check out a comic about the benefits of mental health training by kidlit author Booki Vivat, and learn about her own training experience.
Taking a look at how the indie boom happened in the age of multi-floor bookstore chains and Amazon’s 2-day shipping.
Meet new characters while revisiting comfortingly familiar narratives through these humorous versions of classics told in fiction and comics.
There is already a decent amount of free books for kids available online, and now there has been a recent expansion of available resources.