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Cover Reveal! Sandra Nickel’s Breaking Through The Clouds

COVER REVEAL: Author Sandra Nickel’s BREAKING THROUGH THE CLOUDS Welcome, Sandra Nickel! I’m delighted to have you here today for the big reveal of your third book’s cover! You’ve already published two wonderful picture book biographies: Nacho’s Nachos, The Story Behind The World’s Favorite Snack and The Stuff Between The Stars: How Vera Rubin Discovered Most of The Universe. Tell us about this newest title of yours. Thank you so much, Katelyn, for hosting me! Breaking Through the Clouds, The Sometimes Turbulent Life of Meteorologist Joanne Simpson tells the story... Read More

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CLOVIS KEEPS HIS COOL

The long-awaited story behind the proverbial bull in the china shop is here, illustrated by Eve Farb and releasing from Page Street Kids on August 17th, 2021. Your pre-order would be so appreciated, and I’d be happy to send you a little “thank you” in the mail–Simply contact me with your proof of purchase at: katearonson (at) gmail (dot) com. You can purchase CLOVIS and support your favorite indie bookstore at the same time using either of the following links: https://www.indiebound.org/search/boo... https://bookshop.org/books/clovis-kee...

Clovis Keeps His Cool is (Almost) Here!

The long-awaited story behind the proverbial bull in the china shop is here, illustrated by Eve Farb and releasing from Page Street Kids on August 17th, 2021. Your pre-order would be so appreciated, and I’d be happy to send you a little “thank you” in the mail–Simply contact me with your proof of purchase at: katearonson (at) gmail (dot) com. You can purchase CLOVIS and support your favorite indie bookstore at the same time using either of the following links: https://www.indiebound.org/search/boo... https://bookshop.org/books/clovis-kee...

P.B. TWEAK! My Critique Service

P.B. Tweak! Critiques in A Week I have had a private critique service for years but only advertised it on rare occasions. Mostly, clients just found me by word-of-mouth, but now that I have eight books in the picture book pipeline, I’ve decided to announce it publicly: I offer custom pitches as well as query letter and picture book manuscript critiques! Check the list of my offerings and prices under my Services. What you get when you purchase a P.B. Tweak from me: The turnaround time for a critique is... Read More

P.B. Tweak Critique Services

P.B. Tweak! Critiques in A Week I have had a private critique service for years but only advertised it on rare occasions. Mostly, clients just found me by word-of-mouth, but now that I have six picture books to my name, I’ve decided to announce it publicly this summer: I offer custom pitches as well as query letter and picture book manuscript critiques! Check the list of my offerings and prices under my Services. What you get when you purchase a P.B. Tweak from me: The turnaround time for a critique... Read More

The Impertinent Interview Welcomes: Ellen Leventhal

As founder of The 2021derfuls group, I’m particularly inspired by multi-published children’s authors and illustrators. These creators have established successful careers in the industry and are still going strong, despite a global pandemic and an ever-changing market. The Impertinent Interview seeks not only to feature their newest books, but also to ask a few questions about what makes them tick and how they identify as kid lit creators. Today, I’m “impertinently” interviewing guest author Ellen Leventhal, who has three published picture books to her credit. The most recent, A Flood... Read More

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The Impertinent Interview Welcomes: Rosie J. Pova

As founder of The 2021derfuls group, I’m particularly inspired by multi-published children’s authors and illustrators. These creators have established successful careers in the industry and are still going strong, despite the ever-changing market. The Impertinent Interview seeks not only to feature their newest books, but also to ask a few questions about what makes them tick and how they identify as kidlit creators. Today, I’m “impertinently” interviewing guest author Rosie J. Pova. Welcome, Rosie! To date, how many children’s books have you published? And psst: Are there any more in... Read More

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