Betsy Bird is a journalist who writes for School Library Journal and Evanston RoundTable. Her articles cover a wide range of topics in children's literature, including book reviews, recommended reading lists, and previews of upcoming releases. Betsy is known for her expertise in the field and her passion for promoting quality literature for young readers.
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Betsy Bird's coverage predominantly revolves around content and publishing, particularly within the children’s literature genre. Her focus is on expert commentary, announcements, and reviews related to book releases, publishing industry trends, and book lists.
Given her extensive coverage of the publishing industry and book releases for children, Betsy may be open to pitches from authors or publishers with unique insights into emerging trends in children’s literature or those who can provide expert commentary on notable developments in the industry. Additionally, she might be interested in receiving advance information about upcoming books that align with her areas of interest.
Betsy does not specify a geographic focus but seems to take an international view of the children’s literature sector. Therefore, pitches should cater to a broad audience without specific geographical limitations.
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While it may not win me any awards for literary excellence, here are the books that make you say,
By: Betsy Bird, Jean Reagan, Victoria Sanchez
I round up all my interviews, guest posts, and reviews of the current ALA YMA winners. In case you want to know more about a book, this is a good place to start.
Gathering together all his skill, Wenzel brings to this simple little picture book an artistry and talent bound to blow you away. This is the cat/dog narrative we’ve all been waiting for.
By: Rachel, Betsy Bird, Eric
With all the upcoming picture book-to-screen adaptations, what are you favorites? And what are the absolute worst of the worst?
By: Emily Lammy, Betsy Bird, Judy Weymouth
We've a very special guest star and a very special Swedish import from 1974 to discuss. It's our ALA Annual Conference episode!
Out today, Debbie Ridpath Ohi, the maven of BlueSky, gives us a deep dive into her latest picture book. One that I think we can all appreciate.
To understand Banned Books Week, you have to start with its creator, librarian Judith Krug – an Evanstonian with a passion for freedom.
By: Betsy Bird, Shannon
A new kind of Kamala Harris picture book is on the horizon, slated for 2025, and today we're talking with the creators all about it.
By: Betsy Bird
If you want to have a good time, invite a parasitologist onto your site. Chelsea Wood astounds and entrances, not simply in her new book, but in this interview as well (come for the tapeworms, stay for the lice video).
By: Betsy Bird
The latest title in the Aven Green universe (The
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