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    StoryMakers with Malavika Kannan THE BOOKWEAVER’S DAUGHTER

    StoryMakers with Malavika Kannan THE BOOKWEAVER’S DAUGHTER

    Malavika Kannan is working to change the way readers think about teens both in fiction and in real life! She's an award-winning author of Own Voices YA Fantasy, a political activist, a student -- and she's on StoryMakers! Join Malavika and Rocco for a chat about Indian mythology, inspiring women of color authors, and get Malavika's advice to aspiring young writers.   Read more »

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      StoryMakers with Marcie Colleen

      StoryMakers with Marcie Colleen

      n this episode of StoryMakers Rocco interviews team member/author Marcie Colleen! Do you love doughnuts and dancing? Then the SUPER HAPPY PARTY BEARS are you kind of bears! Be ready to grab your dancing shoes and moves because Rocco and Marcie are going to show you how to the Super Happy Party Dance!   Read more »

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        StoryMakers with Roxie Munro DIVE IN

        StoryMakers with Roxie Munro DIVE IN

        Goggles? Check. Flippers? Check. Snorkle? Check. You are all ready to dive in with Rocco and nonfiction author and illustrator Roxie Munro for a chat about her new book, DIVE IN: SWIM WITH SEA CREATURES AT THEIR ACTUAL SIZE. OK, you might not really need diving equipment to watch StoryMakers, but you will learn lots of real facts about tropical sea creatures, life in a coral reef, AND how to draw a Rainbow Parrotfish!   Read more »

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          StoryMakers with Don Brown  MACHINES THAT THINK

          StoryMakers with Don Brown MACHINES THAT THINK

          On this episode of StoryMakers, Rocco chats with award-winning author and illustrator Don Brown! MACHINES THAT THINK! explores machines from ancient history to today that perform a multitude of tasks, from making mind-numbing calculations to working on assembly lines.Use your imagination to think of a machine that will change the world. What could it be, and what would it do? Tell us your ideas in the comments section below!   Read more »