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Cover To Cover

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There really is nothing like reading a good book, and we often look to the author for more great stories and insight. Writing is hard work, and requires story tellers to draw from their own experiences, research and perspective. Cover to Cover dives deep with bestselling and bold new authors in one-on-one interviews about their newest piece, their process, and their passions.

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Aya Khalil's Children's Book "The Night Before Eid"

Ep 17mAya Khalil's Children's Book "The Night Before Eid"Celebrate Eid and the end of Ramadan with this sweet Muslim family story about faith, history, and delicious foods.

Patrice Karst's "The Invisible String Backpack"

Ep 27mPatrice Karst's "The Invisible String Backpack"The author of 7 popular children's books shares her concept of an invisible string that can connect us and help soothe back-to-school nerves.

Jennifer Bertman's "Sisterhood Of Sleuths"

Ep 36mJennifer Bertman's "Sisterhood Of Sleuths"The New York Times's best-selling author joined us to talk about her process for writing mysteries, and the differences between writing young adult and middle-grade books.

Kaija Langley's "When Langston Dances"

Ep 46mKaija Langley's "When Langston Dances"Kaija Langley discusses the merits of allowing children to follow their passions, the importance of the arts, and the difference between writing for children vs adults.

JaNay Brown-Wood's "Harriet Tubman"

Ep 66mJaNay Brown-Wood's "Harriet Tubman"Dr. Brown-Wood explains the challenges of introducing serious topics to children and the necessity of having diverse characters in children's literature.

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