31 Days, 31 Lists: 2018 Fictionalized Nonfiction

It’s the contradictions of the profession that sometimes yield the most interesting discussions. You may, in the past, have heard me refer, without irony, to our current era as the New Golden Age of Children’s Literature. Not just in terms of diversity and equity, but also in terms of sheer creativity. While artists have tried for years to present children’s literature in new and exciting ways, we’ve never seen them indulged by their publishers on quite this scale. And who is one of the benef...