Kids’ Letters to President Obama, Part 4
[Editor's Note: Powell's is pleased to welcome the pint-sized contributors of Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country: Kids' Letters to President Obama to our blog for the next month! Ranging in age...
View ArticleKids’ Letters to President Obama, Part 5
[Editor's Note: Powell's is pleased to welcome the pint-sized contributors of Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country: Kids' Letters to President Obama to our blog for the next month! Ranging in age...
View ArticleKids’ Letters to President Obama, Part 6
[Editor's Note: Powell's is pleased to welcome the pint-sized contributors of Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country: Kids' Letters to President Obama to our blog for the next month! Ranging in age...
View ArticleKids’ Q&A: Brian Floca
Describe your latest project. Moonshot: The Flight of Apollo 11 is a picture book that tells the story of the first moon landing — achieved by Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Buzz Aldrin in July...
View ArticleOmnivore’s Dilemma for Kids
Have you ever wondered why Twinkies never go bad? Are you eating food, or are you eating "edible food-like substances"? This book will help you answer those questions, and help you eat and cook in ways...
View ArticleRocks and Minerals: A Gem of a Read
Dan Green and Simon Basher have done it again! Rocks and Minerals is the fifth book in their basic science series, and it's truly a "gem of a read." It features clear factual information and delightful...
View ArticleReally Really Big Questions
These aren't just questions that philosophy majors in college sit around asking. You ask them, too. And since there are no "right" answers, anyone can think about them and formulate their own opinions....
View ArticleDanger
In Danger!, turning the page is like stumbling across a new website; each is filled with freaky, petrifying factoids from science, nature, and history. Perfect for fact-seeking youngsters ages 8 to 12!...
View ArticleMerci Monsieur Saint-Saëns
Any Camille Saint-Saëns fans out there? I've been asked many times why I wrote Unusual Creatures, and the answer is simple: The Carnival of the Animals by Camille Saint-Saëns. You should listen to it...
View ArticleLittle Book of Hindu Dieties
Pixar animator Sanjay Patel presents the major gods and goddesses of Hinduism in a colorful and friendly form, perfect for kids interested in other cultures or mythologies. For example, previously I...
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