In this cafe, I serve up books written mostly for middle school students and young adults. But, even though they’re written for our youth, you’ll find joy in these stories, too. Books written for these audiences are very often compelling for readers of all ages.
Hodder Books
Historyworks
LB School & Library
Ottawa International Writers Festival
Hodder & Stoughton
A Kids Podcast About
Matthew C. Winner
Shadow Opera
Janet Perry: podcaster, blogger, nonfiction book lover
None
Kill Your Darlings
OrionBooks
Dr Diane Jackson Schnoor
BBC Radio 4
Virginia Combs
LibriVox
HarperCollins Publishers
Jeffrey K. Holbrook
Scribbling Inner Voice
Emily Ding
Sarah Porell
The American Scholar
Louisville Public Media
Artists Talk
KQED
Lynne Franks
Writing West Midlands
The Authors Show
HarperAudio London
BBC Radio 4
Hosted by Martha Barnette and Grant Barrett. Produced by Stefanie Levine.
Headline Publishing
Rosemary Puddy
Heather Down
BBC World Service
Avant-garde Books, LLC
Jim Lord
The Spill
KSFR
Epic Tales
TED
APEX Express
Footnoting History
Nikki Gamble
University of Aberdeen
Simon Denman, Author and Founder of Readers in the Know
CBC Radio
Gary R. Gray Jr
Tasha Squires
The University of Edinburgh
Vintage Books
Amy Camp
Rebecca Budd
Katherine May
Shawna Gann
BBC Radio
Awareness Ties™
Hachette Audio UK
Book Me Podcast
Edward Gillespie
Hayden Lee
Christy and Garry Shriver
Diane Dewey
DB Crema
quercusbooks
Billie Nyakawa
VOTVO
Stephen C. Sheppard
Sonia Paul
KLRNRadio
CapRadio
Julie Strauss
Pages of Hackney
Evening Talk
Hear Me See Me
Samuel Hankin
Vision Australia Radio
Adam Scull
mphilo
Missy Williams
Tim Heale and a host of other amazing people
Marshall Poe
Adam Scull
WNYC, New York Public Radio
Russell Library
Alex Anderson and Dydine Umunyana
Nikki C.
The Drum Literary Magazine
TED: Ideas worth spreading
Clara Sherley-Appel
Sam Ellis and Joe Loh
None
Aaron James
Claudette Evans
Greg Payne
Peter Korchnak
Michael Schulder
Introspectives
Jennifer Kloester
Asawari Doshi