11 of My Favorite Tweets from the Past Week (or so)

3 years ago this drawing launched my #kidlit career (thanks to @scbwi and Lauren Rille!) I was living at home with my parents. Today my face is on a f*cking banner at BEA and i just did a signing with Lupita N'yongo! seriously hashtag blessed. hashtag whaattt??? pic.twitter.com/aOrkuT6Tlr

— Vashti Harrison (@VashtiHarrison) June 2, 2019

It's time for my annual summer #bookaday challenge! If you're interested in discovering new books to read, celebrating reading, and connecting with other readers, join us! https://t.co/BbymU2H7Xk

— Donalyn Miller (@donalynbooks) June 3, 2019

Can already feel myself getting heat for this post but it’s about me okay pic.twitter.com/wQtm81eVMp

— jx (@jxiaoo) June 2, 2019

Four years ago today, I wrote this Tweet. That novel I was so afraid to query was The Hate U Give. @byobrooks responded, I sent it to him, he signed me as a client, and the rest is history. Never imagined that book would change my life. Happy Tweetiversary, @byobrooks 👊🏽 https://t.co/nNUntQIPYZ

— Angie Thomas (@angiecthomas) June 3, 2019

I just got an email from a Catholic school librarian who told me she purchased BREAKOUT but won’t put it in the library because she doesn’t like the way it discusses bias in the criminal justice system. I have some thoughts on this…

— katemessner (@KateMessner) June 4, 2019

New comic! The Beloved Book pic.twitter.com/thAiGPIqnJ

— Grant Snider (@grantdraws) June 5, 2019

GDS always hits me so hard.
He is so, so funny and also the master of capturing the pain and disappointment of having a bad dad. This is fantastic.
(I made it to page 163 without crying, caved, and then cried again 177-184) pic.twitter.com/ERjTufMkBI

— Shannon Ozirny (@shannonozirny) June 5, 2019

Why do people keep saying I look like the guy from Breaking Bad??? pic.twitter.com/zdpmAq6j57

— Arthur A. Levine (@ArthurALevine1) June 5, 2019

Say what you will about Roald Dahl, you have to admit his first name isn't a name.

— Keaton Patti (@KeatonPatti) June 5, 2019

After reading the William Steig piece that @Rumaan wrote for @NewYorker I revisited The Magic Bone with @jknotjk and it is SO INTENSE when you map it onto the human world. Look at his ramshackle house he takes Pearl to after abducting her. pic.twitter.com/RGTNim9LsF

— K-Fai Steele (@kfaisteele) June 5, 2019