Adventures in the Heart of Children's Book Authors Podcast

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"Adventures in the Heart of Children's Book Authors" is an award-winning podcast that, first and foremost, introduces children's book readers to published children's book authors and their heartfelt stories — while also empowering aspiring children's book authors to learn the art of publishing and the business behind children's book authorship. Podcast Overview The podcast demystifies the journey of becoming a children's book author by featuring self-published, hybrid, independently and traditionally published who share their experiences writing, illustrating, editing, formatting, publishing, distributing, marketing, and selling their books — along with the broader business experiences behind building a career as a children's book author. Each episode introduces listeners to a different children's book author, offering a behind-the-scenes look at their creative process and the challenges they faced along the way. Themes and Content Empowerment and Inspiration — The podcast encourages aspiring authors by showing that their dream of authorship is achievable. It highlights the many paths to publishing — traditional, hybrid, and independent — and the importance of building a supportive "Dream Team" of professionals to guide the process. Diverse Voices — The show features a wide range of children's book authors, showcasing their unique stories and the themes they explore. This diversity gives listeners insight into the many perspectives and styles within children's literature. Episode Highlights — Notable episodes include conversations with Alison Thompson about Sunny Steps Loves to Dance, which encourages children to embrace dance, and Judy McGee about Penny Girl's Rescue, which tells the story of a rescue dog. Listening Options Listeners can tune in on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon, and many other platforms. Each episode offers valuable insight for aspiring authors and children's book readers alike, making it a rich resource for anyone interested in children's literature. This podcast serves as both a platform for children's book authors to share their journey and a resource to inspire and educate listeners about the art and business of writing children's books. adventuresintheheartofchildrensbookauthors.com kaboosetherockymountainbear.com

  1. 9h ago

    Storytelling in Early Childhood Education: Using Songs and Puppets to Engage Young Learners

    Episode Show Notes:Episode OverviewIn this episode, we sit down with Mary Jo Huff, a distinguished children's book author and early childhood educator whose lifelong love of storytelling has shaped generations of young readers. With four published books to her name — and another already in progress — Mary Jo shares the story behind her journey from classroom storyteller to published author, and how her years of teaching continue to inform every book she writes. We dig into her newest release, "The Predictable Persimmon," a story rooted in folklore, community, and her personal experience at the annual persimmon festival in Mitchell, Indiana. Along the way, Mary Jo opens up about her creative process, the realities of self-publishing, and what it takes to write stories that don't just entertain kids but actively invite them to learn, sing, and play along. Whether you're a parent, educator, or an aspiring children's book author yourself, this conversation is full of heart, practical wisdom, and a reminder of why storytelling matters so much in early childhood. What You'll Hear in This EpisodeHow Mary Jo's years as an early childhood educator — engaging kids daily through storytelling and song — led to her first published book, "Chicken Fun"The origin story of "The Predictable Persimmon" and how a small-town festival became the heart of a children's bookHer trip to the annual persimmon festival in Mitchell, Indiana, where she collected the stories and recipes that shaped the bookWhy Mary Jo builds interactive elements into her stories to foster creativity, curiosity, and hands-on learningA look inside her writing process — planning, research, character development, and working closely with illustratorsThe role editors and feedback play in refining a manuscriptThe challenges and rewards of self-publishing in today's literary landscapeWhy community and perseverance matter just as much as talent for aspiring authorsHow Mary Jo has built lasting connections with young readers over the course of her career About Mary Jo HuffMary Jo Huff is an accomplished children's book author and early childhood educator. Her writing draws directly from years spent in the classroom, where storytelling and song were daily tools for connecting with children. That foundation led to her debut book, Chicken Fun, and has continued through three more titles, including her latest, The Predictable Persimmon. Learn more about Mary Jo and her books: 🔗 storytellin.com Featured Book"The Predictable Persimmon" A story woven from folklore, festival traditions, and Mary Jo's own experiences at the persimmon festival in Mitchell, Indiana — blending storytelling with educational content in a way that invites kids to engage, not just listen. Connect & SubscribeIf this episode inspired you, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a fellow book lover or aspiring author. And be sure to visit Mary Jo at storytellin.com to explore her full collection of books. Adventures in the Heart of Children's Book Authors is dedicated to introducing children's book readers to the authors behind the stories — and helping aspiring authors navigate the writing, publishing, and marketing journey.Takeaways: Mary Jo Huff's extensive experience as an early childhood educator significantly influences her approach to children's literature.The Predictable Persimmon integrates interactive elements, such as recipes and storytelling, to engage young readers more effectively.Huff emphasizes the importance of community in her work, seeking inspiration and collaboration from fellow authors and educators.Her publishing journey illustrates the challenges of marketing and distribution faced by self-published authors in a competitive landscape.Mary Jo actively participates in events such as the Persimmon Festival, fostering connections with her audience and promoting her books.She advocates for the value of fun and engagement in children's literature, aiming to create memorable experiences for her readers. Links referenced in this episode:storytellin.com

    Storytelling in Early Childhood Education: Using Songs and Puppets to Engage Young Learners

  2. Oct 6

    How to Self-Publish and Market Children’s Books: Mary-Jean Harris on Creativity, Community, and Storytelling

    Mary-Jean Harris, the esteemed author of "Pixie Dusted Ottawa," graces our podcast today to elucidate the inspiration and creative process behind her enchanting children's book. At the heart of this episode lies the intent to cultivate a sense of wonder and exploration in children, as Mary-Jean aims to inspire young readers to engage with their surroundings in Ottawa through the delightful adventures of her fairy protagonist, Calla. We delve into the thematic elements of the narrative that encourage imagination and creativity, while also highlighting the significance of local landmarks and businesses that enrich the story's whimsical journey. Additionally, Mary-Jean shares her experiences in the realm of self-publishing and the intricacies of marketing her literary works, reflecting on the challenges and triumphs that accompany the authorial journey. Join us as we explore the confluence of storytelling and community in this captivating conversation. The dialogue explores her motivations, literary inspirations, and the profound connection she seeks to establish with her young readers. Mary-Jean articulates her vision of creating a narrative that not only entertains but also serves as a guide for children to discover the hidden gems of Ottawa. The discussion also traverses the practical aspects of being a self-published author, including the trials of marketing and distribution. Mary-Jean candidly shares her experiences with local bookstores, events, and the challenges of transitioning from a performer in children’s entertainment to a published author. The episode is rich with practical advice for emerging writers, emphasizing the importance of perseverance, creativity, and the joy of storytelling. Through her engaging narrative, Mary-Jean invites listeners to reflect on the power of literature in shaping the imaginations of the younger generation, making a compelling case for the enduring relevance of children's books in today's society. At the heart of this episode lies the intent to cultivate a sense of wonder and exploration in children, as Mary-Jean aims to inspire young readers to engage with their surroundings in Ottawa through the delightful adventures of her fairy protagonist, Calla. We delve into the thematic elements of the narrative that encourage imagination and creativity, while also highlighting the significance of local landmarks and businesses that enrich the story's whimsical journey. Additionally, Mary-Jean shares her experiences in the realm of self-publishing and the intricacies of marketing her literary works, reflecting on the challenges and triumphs that accompany the authorial journey. Join us as we explore the confluence of storytelling and community in this captivating conversation. Takeaways:The podcast features Mary-Jean Harris, author of 'Pixie Dusted Ottawa', discussing her journey.Mary-Jean emphasizes the importance of inspiring creativity and adventure in children through her stories.The conversation reveals the challenges of marketing children's books and the need for persistence in promotion.Mary-Jean stresses the significance of engaging local businesses to enhance book visibility and sales.The episode highlights the unique approach of integrating children's books with existing business ventures.Listeners are encouraged to embrace their creativity and remain committed to their writing aspirations. Links referenced in this episode:http://www.ottawaprincessparties.com/ Companies mentioned in this episode:Pixie Dusted OttawaFairy Tale Princess PartiesAmazonIngramSparkIndigo

    How to Self-Publish and Market Children’s Books: Mary-Jean Harris on Creativity, Community, and Storytelling

  3. Sep 29

    Episode 102: The Audiobook Wizard: Bridging the Gap for Blind and Visually Impaired Children

    The Audiobook Wizard: How Richard Rieman Is Making Children's Literature Accessible for AllGuest: Richard Rieman, "The Audiobook Wizard" Episode SummaryRichard Rieman has pioneered a transformative approach to children's literature: enhanced audiobooks that include audio descriptions of illustrations. His work is rooted in a deep commitment to inclusivity, especially for children who are blind or visually impaired. In this conversation, we trace Richard's journey — including how his years volunteering in the blind community opened his eyes to a significant gap in the audiobook market — and dig into why audio descriptions can transform the way everychild experiences an illustrated book, not just those with visual impairments. We also talk shop: the surprising commercial upside of enhanced audiobooks, why the audiobook market as a whole is booming, and why now is the moment for children's authors to seriously consider investing in this format. What We CoverRichard's path to becoming "The Audiobook Wizard"How volunteering in the blind community sparked the idea for enhanced audiobooksWhat audio descriptions are, and how they bring illustrations to life for listenersWhy enhanced audiobooks benefit blind and low-vision children — and appeal to a much wider audience of young listenersThe growth of the audiobook market and what it means for authors todayHow enhanced audiobooks can become a meaningful part of an author's marketing strategyThe bigger picture: inclusivity as a driver of innovation in children's literature Call to ActionIf you're a children's book author, this episode is your nudge to explore enhanced audiobooks as part of your publishing and marketing strategy — for the young listeners who need them, and for the many more who will love them. Key TakeawayEnhanced audiobooks aren't just an accessibility tool — they're a creative opportunity. Richard's work shows how designing for inclusion from the start can open up new audiences, new revenue streams, and a deeper connection between authors and readers of all abilities. Additional Takeaways:Richard Rieman, known as the Audiobook Wizard, enhances children's audiobooks through audio description, enriching the experience for visually impaired children.The podcast emphasizes the significance of audio description in children's literature, as it bridges the gap between sighted and blind readers, ensuring inclusivity.Richard's journey into children's books began with his desire to support the blind community and address the lack of accessible illustrated content in audiobooks.Listeners are encouraged to explore the AudioBook Wizard Shop, which offers tools and services aimed at helping authors create and market enhanced audiobooks effectively. Links referenced in this episode:audiobookwizardaudiowizard.comenhancedaudiobooks.org Companies mentioned in this episode:Audiobook WizardEnhanced AudiobooksAmplify AudiobooksPro Audio Voices Links referenced in this episode: audiobookwizardaudiowizard.comenhancedaudiobooks.org Companies mentioned in this episode: Audiobook WizardEnhanced AudiobooksAmplify AudiobooksPro Audio Voices

    Episode 102: The Audiobook Wizard: Bridging the Gap for Blind and Visually Impaired Children

  4. Sep 22

    Adventures in Storytelling: Commemorating 100 Episodes of Insights into Children's Book Authorship

    Episode 100: Celebrating a Milestone in StorytellingThis episode marks a huge milestone — our 100th episode of Adventures in the Heart of Children's Book Authors! We look back at how it all began, the guests who've shaped this community, and what's coming next. Where It All StartedThe podcast began with a simple idea: everyone has a story worth telling, especially those who dream of becoming children's book authors. It started with a personal story — writing an adventure with my granddaughter, Kyra, and a bear named kaboose. That single story opened the door to a bigger mission: showing that writing a children's book isn't reserved for a select few — it's something anyone with a story in them can do. Over 100 episodes, we've talked with a wide range of authors, each sharing their own path through the world of children's literature — the wins, the setbacks, and everything in between. Redefining LegacyWe also dig into what "legacy" really means for an author. It's often thought of as something you leave behind — but we make the case that legacy doesn't have to wait. You can watch it happen in real time, in the way your words reach young readers today. Community, collaboration, and shared experience are at the heart of that idea. No author is on this journey alone — and our guests and listeners have proven that again and again. Thank YouTo everyone who's tuned in, shared their story, or supported this show over the last 100 episodes — thank you. This community exists because of you. What's Next: A Two-Volume Book SeriesWe're taking everything we've learned from 100 episodes and turning it into a two-volume guide for aspiring children's book authors: Volume 1: It's As Easy as Your A, B. Cs: Writing and Publishing a Remarkable Children's Book (late fall 2026) — A roadmap from first idea to finished manuscript.Volume 2: The X, Y, Zs if Authorship: Distrbuting, Selling, and Marketing Your Remarkable Children's Book. A guide to distribution and marketing, helping your story find its readers. Here's to the next 100 episodes — and to every story still waiting to be told. Takeaways:The genesis of this podcast was inspired by the author's desire to share stories, particularly those that resonate with children, and reflect personal experiences.Throughout 100 episodes, we have explored the journeys of numerous children's book authors, illustrating the diverse paths one can take in this creative endeavor.A central theme discussed is that every aspiring author possesses a story worth telling, highlighting the importance of embracing one's narrative.The podcast emphasizes that seeking community support and collaboration is essential for authors navigating their publishing journeys.The journey of writing and publishing a children's book is multifaceted, requiring both creativity and a strategic approach to marketing and outreach.The forthcoming two-volume book series aims to consolidate the insights gained from the podcast, providing a comprehensive resource for aspiring children's book authors. Companies and Authors mentioned in this episode:Adventures in the Heart of Children's Book Authors PodcastKaboose the Rocky Mountain BearJudy McGeeAlison ThompsonSunny StepsKevin LestrageBilly Finds BigfootJoy LanierBig FeelsKodey BogartDarcy GyantRusty AustinLuz Dang, Sweet Playdate ClubSteve BradshawBrave at 19Marlee KostinerGarden Wolf PublishingCatherine Clark FeltsInner Peace PressKarim AboundPapa Rick HarrisSue MurleyShirley MurleyTanya AcquistaMoney TimePennygirl's RescuePennygirl Comes Home

    Adventures in Storytelling: Commemorating 100 Episodes of Insights into Children's Book Authorship

  5. Sep 15

    Ep. 101: Ella's Way — How One Children's Book Sparked a Kindness Movement (Sherry Cerino)

    Episode Summary Sherry Cerino is a children's book author and founder of Ella's Way, a nonprofit built on a simple but powerful mission: teaching kids kindness, diversity awareness, and acceptance through storytelling. Sherry traces her journey from writing her debut book, Ella and the All Stars — where Ella navigates her world alongside a cast of unique underwater friends — to growing Ella's Way from a small passion project into a full nonprofit that supports authors and equips schools and community programs with resources. She shares what it actually takes to build a children's book business: navigating the publishing world, connecting with other authors, and turning a story idea into something that reaches real classrooms and real kids. It's a conversation about how literature shapes empathy in young readers — and an invitation for aspiring authors to bring more kindness into the world through their own stories. In This Episode: How Ella and the All Stars became the foundation for a larger missionThe evolution of Ella's Way from idea to nonprofitHow Ella's Way supports schools, community programs, and a growing network of children's authorsSherry's advice for navigating the publishing landscapeWhy storytelling is one of the most powerful tools for teaching empathy and acceptance Takeaways:Sherry Cerino, a children's book author, founded Ella's Way to promote diversity and kindness.Ella's Way began with the publication of Sherry's first book, Ella and the All Stars, in 2013.The organization supports authors by purchasing their books and donating them to schools and libraries.Ella's Way emphasizes the importance of kindness and acceptance in children's literature.Authors within Ella's Way benefit from collaboration and support during quarterly meetings and special projects.The awards program for children's books encourages authors to focus on themes of kindness and diversity. Links referenced in this episode:ellasway.comStenetta AnthonyNoel FoyCarmella AlexanderCatherine Felts ClarkRalph Tufo Companies mentioned in this episode:Ella's Way

    Ep. 101: Ella's Way — How One Children's Book Sparked a Kindness Movement (Sherry Cerino)

  6. Sep 8

    From the Trails to the Page: Author Mark Villarreal on Raising the Next Generation of Nature Explorers

    Mark Villarreal, the esteemed author behind the series "The Adventures of Park Ranger Brock Cliffhanger and His Junior Park Rangers," joins us to elucidate the profound significance of storytelling in children's literature. His commitment to fostering curiosity and a love for nature in young readers is evident as we delve into his latest installment, "Shenandoah National Park Exploration." Mark articulates his belief that educating children about the world is paramount, a philosophy inspired by his own upbringing and experiences. Throughout our discussion, he shares the enchanting origin story of Brock Cliffhanger, born from a deep affection for a young boy named Jack, which ultimately blossomed into a series designed to inspire and teach. With an emphasis on core values such as teamwork and environmental stewardship, this episode invites listeners to explore how literature can serve as a catalyst for nurturing the next generation of explorers and caretakers of our planet. Mark Villarreal's conversation on the podcast dives deeply into his philosophy as a children's book author, emphasizing the importance of instilling foundational values in children through literature. He articulates that the essence of being a children's author transcends mere storytelling; it is about crafting experiences that resonate with young minds and foster their understanding of the world. Central to this philosophy is the character of Brock Cliffhanger, who embodies values such as integrity, teamwork, and a profound love for nature. Mark's narrative is enriched by anecdotes that illustrate his commitment to education and mentorship, showcasing how his books serve as vehicles for imparting critical life lessons. The interview also reveals Mark's strategic approach to writing and publishing, including his plans for future books that will explore various national parks, thereby continuing to educate children about environmental conservation. His dedication to giving back to the community through library donations and educational outreach further underscores the impact of his work. Takeaways: Mark Villarreal emphasizes the importance of instilling a sense of curiosity and exploration in children through his book series.The character Brock Cliffhanger was inspired by a personal connection to a young boy named Jack, highlighting the author's commitment to nurturing children's dreams.Each book in the series is meticulously researched to accurately represent the national parks and their unique histories, flora, and fauna.Villarreal's focus on educational themes aims to teach children about safety, teamwork, and the importance of preserving nature in an engaging manner. Links referenced in this episode: Brockliffhanger.combook link https://a.co/d/09Jq5C78Instagram @villareal_mark Companies mentioned in this episode: Brockliffhanger.comAllegheny State ParkGreat Smoky MountainsAmazonIngramsparksGoodreadsKid Leo MagicMr. V Consulting

    From the Trails to the Page: Author Mark Villarreal on Raising the Next Generation of Nature Explorers

  7. Sep 1

    "She Wrote the Book She Needed as a Little Girl — Now It's Helping Kids Feel Less Alone"

    The central theme of this podcast revolves around the exploration of Amanda Ferris children's book, "Little Panda and the Sticky Thoughts." Throughout our dialogue, Amanda articulates her journey as a children's book author, emphasizing the profound significance of addressing children's emotional experiences through literature. She reflects on her personal motivations, which stem from a desire to reconnect with her younger self and to provide children with the tools to navigate their emotions effectively. The conversation delves into the intricacies of character development, the importance of meaningful relationships, and the strategies employed to market her book successfully. Ultimately, Amanda's narrative not only highlights the creative process behind her work but also underscores her commitment to fostering emotional intelligence among young readers. The conversation subsequently transitions to the practicalities of navigating the children's book market, wherein Amanda candidly shares the myriad challenges she has encountered in promoting her work. She acknowledges the daunting task of maintaining momentum post-launch and the necessity of self-motivation in the entrepreneurial realm of authorship. Despite the obstacles, Amanda remains resolute, employing a methodical approach to marketing and outreach that includes engaging with her audience through social media platforms. Her insights into the importance of perseverance and incremental progress resonate deeply, as she advocates for the notion that sustained effort, regardless of scale, is paramount in achieving success. Through her narrative, Amanda encapsulates the essence of resilience and the inherent value of storytelling in shaping young minds, ultimately reiterating her commitment to fostering emotional intelligence in children through her literary contributions. Takeaways:Amanda Ferris articulates her journey to becoming a children's book author, emphasizing the importance of pursuing one's passion and dreams, which resonates deeply with her core identity.The podcast highlights the significance of emotional intelligence for children, focusing on how Amanda's book, 'Little Panda and the Sticky Thoughts,' aims to teach young readers that they are not alone in their feelings.Amanda discusses the challenges of marketing her book, underscoring the need for persistence and the importance of incremental progress in the face of discouragement during the launch process.The conversation delves into the role of supportive relationships in personal growth, with Amanda sharing how her friends and family helped her embrace vulnerability and authenticity in her writing journey.Amanda expresses her desire to create books that foster conversations about emotions between children and their parents, highlighting the potential for enhancing emotional literacy from a young age.The podcast concludes with Amanda encouraging aspiring authors to take actionable steps toward their writing goals, emphasizing that starting before one feels entirely prepared is crucial for success. Links:@amandaferriss (Instagram)Book Amazon, Little Panda and The Sticky Thoughts Companies mentioned in this episode:Miriam Laundry PublishingIngramSparks

    "She Wrote the Book She Needed as a Little Girl — Now It's Helping Kids Feel Less Alone"

  8. Aug 25

    "She Never Left Home — But Her Students Were 7,000 Miles Away. Then She Wrote Them a Book."

    The principal focus of this podcast episode is the exploration of Lillian Pagano's journey as a children's book author, specifically highlighting her recently published work, "Bao Bao the Baby Panda." Lillian shares her profound passion for inspiring children, rooted in her experiences as a retired teacher, and recounts the serendipitous moments that led her to write this enchanting tale. Throughout our discussion, we delve into the intricacies of her creative process, the significance of her connections with young readers, and the valuable lessons embedded within her narrative. Furthermore, Lillian reflects on the challenges and triumphs of the publishing process, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and self-belief in the pursuit of one's dreams. This episode serves as a testament to the transformative power of storytelling and the enduring bond between authors and their young audiences. In this enlightening episode, Lillian Pagano takes us on a journey through her transition from an accomplished educator to a children's book author with her debut work, *Bao Bao the Baby Panda*. Lillian discusses her deep-seated passion for inspiring children, a sentiment that has driven her through decades of teaching. She shares a poignant anecdote about a principal's newfound enthusiasm for teaching, sparked during one of Lillian's school presentations, illustrating the profound impact that storytelling can have on both educators and students. The origin of *Bao Bao the Baby Panda* is rooted in Lillian's experiences while tutoring young children in China, where she developed meaningful relationships with her students and their families. This connection served as the foundation for her narrative, which aims to bridge cultural gaps and celebrate the joyous adventures of childhood. Lillian emphasizes the significance of relatable characters and engaging plots that can ignite a child's imagination, fostering a lifelong love for reading and learning. Throughout the episode, Lillian also addresses the intricacies of the publishing journey, spotlighting her partnership with Miriam Laundry Publishing. She discusses the challenges and triumphs encountered in bringing her story to fruition, underscoring the importance of community support and accountability in the writing process. As she prepares for her second book, Lillian reflects on the invaluable lessons learned and offers guidance to aspiring authors, encouraging them to pursue their creative aspirations and share their unique stories with the world. Takeaways:Lillian Pagano, a retired teacher, discovered her passion for children's literature after retiring and engaging with children again.The inspiration for her book, 'Bow Bow the Baby Panda', emerged from her experiences as a teacher and her interactions with students.Lillian emphasizes the importance of connection with children and families, showcasing how literature can inspire and motivate young minds.The podcast discusses the challenges of transitioning from teaching to writing, highlighting the importance of believing in one's ideas and creativity.The author recounts the significance of her illustrating partner and how collaboration enhanced the visual storytelling of her book.Lillian expresses her commitment to promoting literature in schools, underscoring the value of reading and storytelling in developing children's emotional understanding. Links:https://www.lillianspagano.comAmazon Bookhttps://www.instagram.com/paganolillian/Facebook Companies mentioned in this episode:vip KidsAmazonIngram SparksMiriam Laundry PublishingBarnes and NobleTarget

    "She Never Left Home — But Her Students Were 7,000 Miles Away. Then She Wrote Them a Book."
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"Adventures in the Heart of Children's Book Authors" is an award-winning podcast that, first and foremost, introduces children's book readers to published children's book authors and their heartfelt stories — while also empowering aspiring children's book authors to learn the art of publishing and the business behind children's book authorship. Podcast Overview The podcast demystifies the journey of becoming a children's book author by featuring self-published, hybrid, independently and traditionally published who share their experiences writing, illustrating, editing, formatting, publishing, distributing, marketing, and selling their books — along with the broader business experiences behind building a career as a children's book author. Each episode introduces listeners to a different children's book author, offering a behind-the-scenes look at their creative process and the challenges they faced along the way. Themes and Content Empowerment and Inspiration — The podcast encourages aspiring authors by showing that their dream of authorship is achievable. It highlights the many paths to publishing — traditional, hybrid, and independent — and the importance of building a supportive "Dream Team" of professionals to guide the process. Diverse Voices — The show features a wide range of children's book authors, showcasing their unique stories and the themes they explore. This diversity gives listeners insight into the many perspectives and styles within children's literature. Episode Highlights — Notable episodes include conversations with Alison Thompson about Sunny Steps Loves to Dance, which encourages children to embrace dance, and Judy McGee about Penny Girl's Rescue, which tells the story of a rescue dog. Listening Options Listeners can tune in on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon, and many other platforms. Each episode offers valuable insight for aspiring authors and children's book readers alike, making it a rich resource for anyone interested in children's literature. This podcast serves as both a platform for children's book authors to share their journey and a resource to inspire and educate listeners about the art and business of writing children's books. adventuresintheheartofchildrensbookauthors.com kaboosetherockymountainbear.com

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