In celebration of Poetry Month I’m re-posting an article I wrote for School Library Journal on why writers write verse novels and why reader’s love them.
Why Verse? Why Writers Write Verse Novels and Why Readers Love Them
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Librarians on Verse Novels
For a School Library Journal article, I interviewed many librarians about their recommendations of verse novels to kids and teens in their libraries. And I interviewed many writers about their process in writing verse novels. A new direction was given to the article by SLJ and a lot of these wonderful speakers are not…
How Visiting Authors Can Be Part of Welcoming Diverse Kids – With Thanks to Sara
Children’s book writers offer their strategies for being inclusive with students who have varying English language proficiencies.
Braiding the Verse Novel: Jeannine Atkins
Jeannine Atkins’ poems that recreate the lives of people in history are a part of “Braiding the Verse Novel.” These are a series of interviews I did with writers of novels – and this biography – in verse. I’ve written articles about verse novels that draw on these conversations in different ways.
The Verse Novel: Caroline Starr Rose
“Braiding the Verse Novel” is a series of interviews I did with writers of novels – and one biography – in verse. We had our conversations over the summer of 2012. I’ve written articles about verse novels for School Library Journal and NH Writer which draw on these conversations in different ways. Here, I’m posting the generous responses from…