Hadassah Knight
The Story Squad
📚 Welcome to The Story Squad! 📚The Story Squad is THE podcast where kids become the book experts! Each episode, we sit down with an awesome young reader to talk about a book they absolutely love—from laugh-out-loud graphic novels to heartwarming chapter books, thrilling adventures to magical fantasies. What makes The Story Squad special?✨ Real kids sharing real opinions about books✨ Fun, friendly conversations that feel like chatting with a friend✨ Discover your next favorite book through recommendations from readers just like you✨ No boring book reports—just honest, excited talk about
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Author
Hadassah Knight
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Latest episode
Feb 28, 2026
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Episodes
Six Stars & No Arms Needed: Juniper Reviews "Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus" 28.02.2026 15:41
Fifth-grader and Battle of the Books competitor Juniper joins host Hadassah Knight on The Story Squad to make the case for The Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus by Dusty Bowling and she makes it convincingly. Juniper's insightful take on Ava, a girl born without arms who moves to an Arizona wild west theme park and stumbles into a mystery, will have you heading straight to the libra...
The Secret Cottage Nobody Knew About: Lilianna Shares "Mandy'" 30.01.2026 7:45
What would YOU do if you discovered a secret cottage in the woods? In this heartwarming episode, Lilianna shares her love for "Mandy" by Julie Edwards—a beautiful story about a girl living in an orphanage who finds an abandoned cottage and transforms it into her own special place. Join us as Lilianna talks about why Mandy's bravery inspired her, the magical moment of discovering the...
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