Book Club for Kids

We take a trip to Mississippi in the summer of 1964 - Freedom Summer. The second in writer... more

Looking for a late summer thriller? We discuss the first book in Jacqueline West's Books o... more

We take our microphone out to the 2026 City of Stem/LA Maker Faire to ask these young scie... more

Before she wrote children's books, Lisa Graff worked as a nanny. What lessons from that ex... more

How do we measure up to our parents' expectations? Does everybody deserve a day off? What'... more

Ever wonder what kids in Georgia and Florida are reading? Here's a few suggestions from re... more

The Book Club for Kids podcast began in the smallest quadrant of Washington DC called Sout... more

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Witches, monsters, and a brave little thief. Those are the ingredients in Claire Legrand's... more

What's it like to be adopted? Does your adopted family's history become your history or do... more

Last week, we heard a bit from writer Jennifer L. Holm when we discussed her book "Turtle ... more

Got a nickname? Everybody in Key West seems to have one. Including a little girl named Tur... more

Students from Washington DC's <a href= "https://www.jeffersontrojansdc.org/cms/One.aspx" t... more

Ever wonder what it's like to write one of the American Girl novels? We get the inside sco... more

We explore an immigration story: a Chinese immigrant who ends up in Minnesota. It's the Ne... more

Can a book be funny and deal with one of the toughest topics around? "Milo: Sticky Notes &... more

Writer Edward Bloor talks about the biggest lesson he learned about writing and how to han... more

A story about family divisions, economic divides, history, and growing citrus trees. It's ... more

We had a longer conversation with Jack Gantos at the Nantucket Book Festival - too much to... more