Interviews

In Orange for the Sunsets, author Tina Athaide draws on her own experience and that of family and friends living in Uganda in the 1970s. The result is an enthralling, eye opening work of historical fiction.

This month we’re excited to introduce you to Scott Campbell, the author and illustrator of Hug Machine, a delightful book we've previously featured in our Board Book Box.

This month’s featured author and illustrator is Rachelle Anne Miller. Rachelle illustrated the delightful board book More Than Balloons, which we've previously included in our Bookroo board book club boxes.

One of the featured books in our Bookroo picture book box this month is Good Knight, Bad Knight, by Tom Knight.

This month’s featured author and illustrator is Julia Sarcone-Roach. Julia wrote and illustrated the award winning book, The Bear Ate Your Sandwich, which we previously included in our Bookroo picture book club boxes.

One of this month's featured creatives is Jo Empson. Jo wrote and illustrated Little Home Bird, which we included in one of our previous picture book club boxes.

One of the books we've included in our picture book club boxes is Papillon: The Very Fluffy Kitty, by author and illustrator Anna Kang. We loved reading about Papillon, and we’re excited to share an interview with Anna.

Hooray for a new year! And hooray for a new month! Because you know what that means - another Bookroo box is on its way!

One of the books we've featured in our picture book Bookroo boxes is the clever tale of Land Shark, which was written by Beth Ferry. Today we’re excited to bring you an interview with Beth so that you can learn more about her wonderful work as a children’s book author.

One of the books we were super excited to share in our picture book boxes is Knight Night. Knight Night makes a fun adventure of the otherwise typical bedtime routine, and we have a feeling you’re going to want to read it over and over again.