From the Author's Desk
What Trickster Figures in Mythology Have in Common — And Why They Never Quite Disappear
What a Child's Favorite Book Says About Who They Are Becoming
The Moment I Knew My Dracula Children's Book Needed an Eight-Year-Old Best Friend
The Moment a Child Starts Reading for Themselves — And Why Everything Before It Matters
Comic Timing in Books: Why the Pause Works the Same Way on the Page as on the Stage
The Servant Who Knew Everything: Untold Perspectives in Classic Stories
How Long It Takes to Write a Book — And Why the Answer Is Never Simple
Why Flood Myths in Ancient Cultures Appear Everywhere — And What That Actually Means
Why Children Ask to Hear the Same Story Again and Again — And What They Are Really Looking For
Why the Funniest Moment in a Story Is Never the One You Saw Coming
