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The Book Faire | Middle Grade and Children’s Literature for Librarians, Educators and Young Readers

The Book Faire | Middle Grade and Children’s Literature for Librarians, Educators and Young Readers

著者： The Book Faire | Children's and YA Literature
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Do you struggle keeping up with new books for young readers? Are you concerned about book bans? Welcome to the Book Faire! This podcast is all about the latest in kidlit, from Middle Grade to YA interviewing authors and professionals in the children’s publishing industry, highlighting diverse new releases, and covering stories that impact public schools, educators and librarians. Check in for Two weekly episodes covering the latest news and author interviews!

Contact: Bookfairepod@gmail.com Patreon: patreon.com/TheBookFaire @bookfairepod.bsky.social

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  • The Art of Storytelling with Jerry Spinelli

    The Art of Storytelling with Jerry Spinelli
    2026/07/24

    https://jerryspinelliauthor.com/

    Jerry Spinelli discusses the inspiration behind his book 'Fifth Grade Top Dogs' and his approach to writing for young readers. He emphasizes the importance of storytelling and the impact it has on readers of all ages.

    Takeaways

    • Storytelling for all ages
    • Character-focused approach

    Chapters

    • 00:00 The Inspiration Behind the Series
    • 03:02 Creating Conflict and Character Development
    • 06:09 Writing for Everyone
    • 08:58 Connecting with Readers
    • 11:57 The Universal Story
    • 15:01 The Purpose of Writing
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    21 分
  • How Book Bans Are Shaping Education and Community

    How Book Bans Are Shaping Education and Community
    2026/07/22

    The episode covers new releases for young readers, the debate over book banning law in Tennessee, concerns raised by school librarians in Ohio, censorship in Hong Kong, and a personal reflection on moving from Texas to Colorado for safety and acceptance.

    New Releases:

    • The Explorers by Dee Hahn, illus. by Ashlyn Anstee (Ages 3-7)
    • Pia in the Forest by David Bruggink (Ages 5-8)
    • Fatal Glitch: Camp Zero by Erin Entrada Kelly and Eliot Schrefer, illus. by Jeannette Arroyo (Ages 8-12)
    • Spindlewood by Freddie Kölsch, illus. by Jay Bendt (Ages 8-12)
    • Salvage by Renée Nault (Ages 14+)

    Takeaways

    • New releases for young readers feature diverse and engaging stories.
    • Debate over book banning laws and funding cuts threaten student access to library materials.

    Chapters

    • 00:00 New Releases for Young Readers
    • 11:25 Debate Over Book Banning Law in Tennessee
    • 14:19 School Librarians in Ohio Raise Alarms
    • 16:43 Censorship in Hong Kong
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    22 分
  • How Personal Experience Shapes Queer Stories in Children's Literature with Alex Ritany

    How Personal Experience Shapes Queer Stories in Children's Literature with Alex Ritany
    2026/07/17

    https://www.aritany.com/

    The interview with Alex Ritany, author of Maybe Tomorrow I'll Know, delves into the crafting of the opening chapters, the exploration of dysphoria and identity, the role of secondary characters, the connection between characters, and the author's reflection on writing. The conversation highlights the use of time loop and body swap as storytelling devices and the personal experiences that influenced the themes of the book.

    Takeaways

    • Exploring themes of dysphoria and identity
    • The use of time loop and body swap as storytelling devices

    Chapters

    • 00:00 Crafting the Opening Chapters
    • 04:20 Exploring Dysphoria and Identity
    • 16:18 The Role of Secondary Characters
    • 20:21 The Connection Between Characters
    • 21:51 Author's Reflection on Writing
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    25 分
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