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4 Apps I Use for eBooks and Audiobooks

Travis Jonker, April 16, 2025 | Articles



A closer look at Everand, Libby, Kindle, and Spotify.

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7 Randomly Random Facts About JUST ONE WAVE

Travis Jonker, April 15, 2025 | Articles



Just One Flake is out TODAY! Here are some random facts about the book.

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2025 Books from Printz Winners

Travis Jonker, April 14, 2025 | Articles



Rounding up 2025 books from past Printz Medal and Honor winners.

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Name That LEGO Book Cover! (#62)

Travis Jonker, April 11, 2025 | LEGO Book Covers



Can you name these 3 books by their LEGO-fied covers?

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THE WAY THINGS WORK: David Macaulay on the CBS Sunday Morning Show

Travis Jonker, April 9, 2025 | Books on Film



The CBS Sunday Morning show recently interviewed Caldecott Medal winning author/illustrator David Macaulay.

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Now on The Yarn: Jing Jing Tsong

Travis Jonker, April 8, 2025 | The Yarn



I talked with Jing Jing Tsong about her excellent 2024 graphic novel Fake Chinese Sounds. In the episode Jing Jing talks about how the book was inspired by a real-life event, and how she went about turning that event into her author/illustrator debut. Subscribe below to catch every episode of The Yarn: iTunes Spotify Stitcher

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2025 Books from Sibert Winners

Travis Jonker, April 7, 2025 | Articles



Rounding up 2025 books from past Sibert Medal and Honor winners.

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Should I make it holographic? Let’s make it holographic: a JUST ONE WAVE preorder gift for you

Travis Jonker, April 3, 2025 | Uncategorized



A special JUST ONE WAVE preorder gift for you.

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Happy Poetry Month! 2025 Poetry Books (and a Classic Book Spine Cento for You)

Travis Jonker, April 2, 2025 | Articles



2025 poetry books (and a book spine cento).

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Report: Newberry and Caldecot Awards To Be Determined by A.I.?

Travis Jonker, April 1, 2025 | Articles



When it comes to the most important literary awards, are we entering a world where the robots will do the reading? As first reported in LibraryZoom, the United States Library Association is experimenting with the idea of artificial intelligence replacing all book award committees, as soon as next year. When asked for comment, the USLA […]

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