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This interview originally appeared in the September/October 2019 Horn Book Magazine as part of the Fall 2019 Publishers’ Previews, an advertising supplement that allows participating publishers a chance to each highlight a book from its current list. They choose the books; we ask the questions. Sponsored by In No Map,...
For our class on November 16, we are reading four books and one article. I like combining these two genres because both need to be read aloud in order to really appreciate them.Folklore has to have a strong voice, as it comes from an oral tradition where storytellers have individual...
One of the fascinating and mysterious things about folklore is that the same story types appear all over the world. Here's a single picture book that tells a Cinderella-type story as found in several different cultures.I think children would need to first be familiar with a single, cohesive version of...
One of the fascinating and mysterious things about folklore is that the same story types appear all over the world. Here's a single picture book that tells a Cinderella-type story as found in several different cultures.I think children would need to first be familiar with a single, cohesive version of...