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“Is that something you think about as you’re writing?”
“Literary Hub: What do you think has changed the most about being a children’s author and illustrator in the ten years since you published The Wild Robot ?”
“Luckily for readers, it means there’s a constant supply of really incredible new books.”
“When a great reader, like a children’s librarian, reads a beautifully written text, it can be magical.”
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“PB: The best read-aloud books are poetry.”
“LH: Your books are so much fun to read aloud, which I know as a reader to children isn’t easy to achieve.”
“Ultimately, the book feels so beautifully hopeful.”