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Scholastic Reads

Scholastic Inc.

Scholastic"s podcast about the joy and power of reading, the books we publish for children and young adults, and the authors, editors, and stories behind them. We’ll explore topics important to parents, educators, and the reader in all of us.

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47:06

The Summer Reading Difference

Scholastic Reads ·

2018/05/31

Research shows thatwhen children and their families have the resources they need to read throughout the summer, fewer students experience a loss of skills while school is out. This week, we're talking with two experts about ways they work to keep books in the hands of their students all summer long, and the incredible results they've seen as a result of their focus on summer reading. First, we talk with Jennifer Boren, a library media specialist in Collierville, Tennessee. Jennifer talks about her

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29:42

The Maker Movement

Scholastic Reads ·

2018/05/10

This week, we're taking a look at the maker movement. What does a makerspace look like? Why are libraries considered the perfect place to host a makerspace? And what does being a maker mean, anyway? First, we talk with Kristina Holzweiss, a media specialist at Bay Shore Middle School in New York who is spearheading the maker movement across Long Island. Later, we sit down with two Scholastic employees who have helped create the Klutz Maker Lab line of products, which include DIY gumball machines and

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22:57

Varian Johnson and The Parker Inheritance

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2018/04/26

This week, we're talking with Varian Johnson, author of the new middle grade bookThe Parker Inheritance. Variantalks about his inspiration for the book, the research it took to dig back into his own hometown’s past, and about social justice — how far we’ve come and how far we still have to go. Additional resources: More about The Parker Inheritance More about Varian Johnson Read the essay Varian Johnson wrote for Nerdy Book Club about his experience with police Guests: Varian Johnsonis the author

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20:42

Meet the 2017-2018 Kids Press

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2018/04/12

This week, we're introducing you to some of the incredible members of Scholastic News Kids Press Corps!Each year, 10- to 14-year-olds around the world are selected to be a part of the award-winning program. These young journalists report news for kids, by kids, covering breaking news, sports events, entertainment and more from their hometowns and on the global stage. Since the application for next year is now open, we asked some of our reporters to tell us about their favorite assignments. We'll

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25:19

Martin Rising

Scholastic Reads ·

2018/03/29

April 4, 2018 marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., and to honor his life and legacy, we're sitting down with Andrea Davis Pinkney and Brian Pinkney, the author and illustrator behind Martin Rising: Requiem for a KingAndrea and Brian share how they were inspired to create the book, which is a combination of poetry and colorful artwork; how they work together as husband and wife creators; how their own lives were impacted by King's work; and the message of hope

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32:37

Reading Role Models

Scholastic Reads ·

2018/03/22

Did a beloved teacher ever read aloud to your class when you were a kid? Did a friend or relative ever hand you a book that became a lifelong favorite? That's what we're talking about today—the magic of reading role models, individuals who play a crucial role in helping kids succeed. First, we talk with Malcolm Mitchell, the author of the picture bookThe Magician's Hat, the founder of Read With Malcolm, AND a Super Bowl winning football player with the New England Patriots. Malcolm talks about his

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34:09

Talking With Kids About School Violence and Trauma

Scholastic Reads ·

2018/03/08

Following the Marjory Stoneman Douglass High School shooting in Parkland, Florida, the nation's attention has shifted to the issue of school safety. But how do we reassure children after traumatic events? Our guests this week offer advice for parents and educators on helping kids cope with fear and anxiety. First, we speak with Dr. Jamie Howard, a clinical psychologist at the Child Mind Institute, who shares some of the unique ways that children experience and express trauma. We also talk with Julie

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22:57

Sayantani DasGupta and The Serpent's Secret

Scholastic Reads ·

2018/02/22

This week, we're talking with Sayantani DasGupta, the author of the forthcoming middle grade fantasy novelThe Serpent's Secret, in which sixth grader Kiranmala discovers she's a princess...and an interdemensional demon slayer! Sayantani talks with her 13-year-old daughter, Sunaya, who is a Scholastic News Kids Press Corps reporter, and tells us about her childhood ask a daughter of immigrants, as well as her love of storytelling, folktales, science, and Madeleine L'Engle. Don't miss an

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35:51

Marley Dias Gets It Done...and Princess Truly, Too!

Scholastic Reads ·

2018/02/08

This week, we're talking with creators who saw a void in the marketplace: books with black girls as the heroines. Marley Dias, a 13-year-old from New Jersey who has been hailed as someone who "could be president in 30 years" by InStyle, is the founder of the #1000BlackGirlBooks hashtag andthe ensuing movement. We talk with her about her ownbook,Marley Dias Gets It Done: And So Can You and Suzanne gets a little hosting help from Scholastic News Kids Press reporter Titus Smith, III. Later on, we sit

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20:41

Christopher Paul Curtis: Learning from History

Scholastic Reads ·

2018/01/25

This week, we're talking with Christopher Paul Curtis, the author of many beloved, award-winning books for young readers includingThe Watsons Go to Birmingham—1963andBud, Not Buddy. He's joining us via Skype from his home in Canada to talk about his newest book, The Journey of Little Charlie,the latest installment in the Buxton Chronicles. Christopher talks about his love of history, his childhood in Flint, MI, and why humor is a crucial element of his heart-wrenching books. Don't miss an

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25:44

Children's Book Trends to Watch for in 2018

Scholastic Reads ·

2017/12/21

Happy holidays! We're kicking this episode off by looking ahead to 2018: Three Scholastic Book Clubs editors share their predictions for five trends we're going to see in children's books in 2018. We also take a trip to the annual Scholastic Employee Holiday Book Fair and talk with some of our colleagues about what books are on their must-buy list this holiday season. (Spoiler alert: Everyone wants the Harry Potter illustrated editions!) Additional Resources: See the complete list of trends

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21:40

The New Jedi Master Behind Star Wars: Jedi Academy

Scholastic Reads ·

2017/12/14

With Star Wars fever running high, we are talking with Jarrett Krosoczka this week, the author and illustrator of the two latest books in the Star Wars: Jedi Academy series,A New ClassandThe Force Oversleeps! Jarrett talks about how he got his start in children's publishing and what it's been like to take over the helm at Jedi Academy. He also shares a little bit about his forthcoming graphic novel memoir,Hey, Kiddo, which is due out in Fall 2018. As Yoda would say, "Listen, you must!" Additional

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17:47

A Song, a Feminist Princess, and a Conversation with...

Scholastic Reads ·

2017/11/29

This week, we're talking (and singing!) with Julia Donaldson, the 2011-2013 Children's Laureate in the UK and the author of more than 140 books for children includingThe Gruffalo,Stick Man, and most recently,Zog and the Flying Doctors. In this episode, Julia and her husband, Malcolm, share part of their song "Zog and the Flying Doctors," and Julia talks with us about her passion for storytelling, her love of libraries, and why she decided to write a feminist princess. Resources: Learn more about

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39:32

We the People

Scholastic Reads ·

2017/11/17

This week, we're talking about civics education. At a time when our republic feels particularly unsettled, we’re asking: What do students know about their government? What SHOULD they know? Teachers tell us that there is a critical need for materials that help students understand their role in a democracy and as citizens of the world—whether the lesson is understanding the three branches of government, spotting fake news, or simply learning how to disagree respectfully, teachers of all grade levels

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34:21

Talking Wonderstruck with Brian Selznick

Scholastic Reads ·

2017/11/09

This week, we're taking you with us to the Queens Museum as we attend a special event honoring the Panorama of the City of New York exhibit — a miniature model fo New York City that was built for the 1964-1965 World's Fair. The exhibit plays a pivotal role in Brian Selznick's bestselling novelWonderstruck, as well as its recent movie adaptation. We talk with Brian aboutWonderstruckand what it was like to see his novel come to life on the big screen. Later in the episode, we also hear from Louise

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27:45

I Exist: Why Representation in Children's Books Matters

Scholastic Reads ·

2017/10/26

"I stopped reading books that had humans in them after Harriet [the Spy] because I knew there wouldn't be any humans like me," — Sarah Moon, author ofSparrow. At Scholastic, we're proud to publish authors of differend backgrounds, cultures, races, abilities, and orientations. But we also know that many of our authors have felt the same way Sarah did as a child. Like her, many felt that they didn't exist in children's books when they were growing up. And like her, many are now writing to change that

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32:00

Everything is a Metaphor: A Conversation with Maggie...

Scholastic Reads ·

2017/10/02

This week, we're talking myths, magic and metaphors with bestselling author Maggie Stiefvater, whose newest novel,All the Crooked Saints, will be in stores on October 10. Maggie is joined in the studio by her editor, David Levithan, as well as someextraspecial guests: her dad and her brother! Later in the episode, we'll also talk withBooklisteditor Daniel Kraus aboutBooklist's50 Best YA Books of All Time list, which just so happens to include Maggie'sNew York Timesbestselling series The Raven

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25:44

Art, Tragedy, and Ghost Stories: A Conversation with...

Scholastic Reads ·

2017/09/21

This week, we're joined in the studio by Daniel José Older, author of theNew York TimesbestsellingShadowshaper, an urban fantasy for young adults that follows the adventures of Sierra Santiago, a Brooklyn teen with supernatural powers. Daniel is also a musician, an artist, and a former paramedic. We're talking with him about his latest book,Shadowhouse Fall, and about his efforts to bring more diversity to children's literature.Additional Resources:Learn more aboutShadowshaperand

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33:17

Getting Families Engaged in the Classroom

Scholastic Reads ·

2017/09/07

Research tells us that when families are engaged in their children's learning, great things happen. But what does it look like when families and educators are working together? To find out, we're talking with Dr. Karen L. Mapp from the Harvard Graduate School of Education (and co-author of Powerful Partnerships: A Teacher’s Guide to Engaging Families for Student Success).

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14:13

Summer Short: Middle Grade Read-Alouds

Scholastic Reads ·

2017/08/24

This week, we’re excited to share another short episode full of read-alouds with you! Here at Scholastic, we know that reading aloud with your child is one of the most important things you can do to, and it shouldn’t stop once they can read on their own.

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