“So, Marion, tell us. Does your father work in a grocery store or is it a Chinese laundry?” Illustrator Leslie Osmont, 12, for Speaking Up by Rachel Weary, 10. Published November/December 2004. A note from William Rubel This newsletter is going to be a very short one. I mentioned last week that today i am in […]
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Saturday Newsletter: January 20, 2018
Who were the mysterious performers whose music was so captivating? Illustrator Stanislav Nedzelskyi, 13, for Behind the Curtain by Dylan J. Sauder, 13. Published January/February 2010. A note from William Rubel Hamilton! Hamilton is the first piece of popular culture that my daughter, 11, has brought into the house. How many hours of Hamilton have I […]
Saturday Newsletter: January 13, 2018
Why were they leaving her? Where were they going? Illustrator Angelica Devers, 12, for Face Your Fears by Jem Burch, 12. Published November/December 2015. A note from William Rubel …and first, an apology I’d like to open today’s Newsletter by thanking all of you who have stuck with us in our shift from print-only to monthly digital plus print annual, and […]
