Reading With Your Kids Podcast

Mary Morgan Ketchel is on the podcast to celebrate the passing of the 19th amendment giving women the right to vote, and to celebrate her new Children's Book Camilla Can Vote. Mary Morgan wrote this book with her mom, Senator Marsha Blackburn

Hello Neighbor! That's the title of the latest book from our guest Matthew Cordell. Hello Neighbor is a picture book biography of the beloved Mr Rogers.

Powerful conversation with award winning author Josh Shipp. Josh was thrown into the foster care system at a young age. His new #PictureBook No Matter What is a mostly autobiographical tale about finding home.

Author Ann Gonzales is on the #RWYK #Podcast to celebrate "Beloved and the Pepper Tree" - A picture book for ages 3 to 6 with the theme of helping kids cope with change and saying good-bye, whether that be a military move, change in family dynamics, or an economic change

Brian Wray returns to the podcast to celebrate his new #ChildrensBook Maia & the Very Tall Wall. This is a great story that will help kids find their voice and learn that their thoughts, opinions and questions matter, and that finding one's voice is life changing.

This podcast will give you hope. Linda Marshall celebrates The Polio Pioneer, Dr Jonas Salk. Just a few decades ago the World was terrified of Polio, a potentially deadly virus that left many kids paralyzed. Knowing that Dr Jonas Salk created a vaccine that has virtually eliminated Polio from most of the planet should give us hope.

Sade Fadipe takes us on a magical journey to Africa to celebrate "A Visit To Grandad, An African A, B, C. Sade reminds us that immersing ourselves in books that depict life old & new worlds can be a truly magical experience.

Author / school librarian Jolene Gutierrez is on the #RWYK #Podcast to celebrate her two new #Children'sBooks, Mac & Cheese & the Personal Space Invader and Bionic Beasts. We also talk about the reopening of in the age of Covid 19 and about how important a resource a school library, and a great school librarian, can be.

This podcast is going to make you smile. Author / educator Sheryl Smiley Oliphant celebrates her delightful new #KidLit My Daddy Doesn't Need A Cape. She also tells us how her superhero husband helped deliver her baby in a parking lot!

When Lydia Cohn was a young girl she loved hearing stories that came from the imagination of her mom, Joan Yingling. She made a promise to herself to one day share these stories with the world through picture books. The Story of the Can't That Could is the first in this series.

Mother - daughter team Amanda Lynch & Ava Holloway celebrate My Ancestors' Wildest Dream. Ava is a 14 year old ballerina. This book was inspired by a photograph of Ava and her friend Kennedy in their ballet tutus dancing in front of a statue of Robert E Lee. That picture went viral and serves as a beacon of hope for young people world wide.

Powerful interview with Micki Boas, author of One In Five; How We're Fighting for Our Dyslexic Kids in a System That's Failing Them. Micki shares inspiring tales of parents standing up to get their kids the specialized support they need to succeed in school.

Author & educator Andrew Katz is on the #RWYK #Podcast to celebrate his new #PictureBook I Just Want To be Super. We talk about how we can empower kids to be super. We also talk about what challenges schools in the US & Canada face due to the Covid 19 pandemic

One of our favorite guests is back on the #RWYK #Podcast. Leslea Wahl shares some of her favorite sports themed books we can read with our teens and tweens. We may not be able to compete on the field due to Covid 19 but nothing can stop us from reading great stories with our kids

Amanda Hauser is on the #RWYK #Podcast to celebrate her new holiday tradition Impish the Christmas Elf. Impish is not another version of Elf on the Shelf. Amanda has created a new Christmas problem solving tradition Amanda thinks your family will love.

This is a republication of a Solve For Kids Podcast. Shah Selbe is a busy guy. He is a Rocket Scientist, Conservation Technologist and a National Geographic Explorer! He is on the Solve It For Kids Podcast to tell us how he created his own job and, more importantly, let us know how technology can help us conserve the planet!

Author Candy Wellins is on the #RWYK #Podcast to celebrate family, love & her brand new #KidLit Saurdays Are For Stella. This is a delightful story about the friendship between a young boy and his grandmother.

Stephanie Parwulski knows how difficult it is for adults & kids who are struggling with anxiety. She shares some of her own struggles and tells us how her new #PictureBook "Beatrice & The Sunflower Gift" can help kids deal with anxiety.

Tamara Hecht returns to the podcast to celebrate A Viral Message, the latest addition to her Monsterville Series. This new book is a wonderful way for families to continue to talk about the pandemic.

Powerful conversation with author D M Henry-Welsh. His middle grade novel Wrong Place, Wrong Time takes a look at the inequities that exist in the UK Juvenile Justice System. Many of these same inequtities exist in the US system.

Be sure to be a part of STEM World! The online STEM Conference is happening this weekend, August 15 & 16. The Solve It For Kids Team of Jedlie & Jennifer Swanson will be recording an episode of Solve It For Kids in front of a live audience at the event. Don't miss it.

Debut author Lindsay Metcalf always wanted to be a children's author, but she never dreamed that she would have her first three books published in the same year. We begin our conversation celebrating Beatrix Potter Scientist. We also celebrate Farmers Unite and No Voice Too Small.

Author Donna Sager Cowan returns to the show to celebrate the latest addition to her Superhero School series. This is a wonderful middle grade series that inspires kids to find the superhero inside of them.

We have a wonderful time speaking with Gloria & Peter Van Donge. Gloria has written a wonderful #Kidlit series called The Gifted Kid Zone. This series reminds us that gifted kids face challenges too.

Lindsay Barry returns to the podcast to celebrate her latest book "The Backpack". The Backpack is not only a fun rhyming picture book, but a primer on treating others how we wish to be treated. Children will enjoy the colorful illustrations and rhymes. Parents will appreciate the lesson on caring and friendship.