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WNDMG: Let’s Talk Books with Children’s Librarian Althea Martinez

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By Andrea Arango, Julian Randall, Lupe Ruiz-Flores
| Mixed-Up Files of Middle-Grade Authors
School’s back in session! WNDMG chats with Althea Martinez, the children’s librarian at the Los Angeles Public Library, Baldwin Hills branch. She shares her thoughts about what middle graders are reading and exciting books for the fall. Tell me about your background as a librarian. How long have you been a children’s librarian? Did you always want to be a librarian, if so, why? If not, how did you get into it?
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Senses of Home.

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By Julian Randall
| thecreativepragmatist.com
We try to make sense of things that even the most sophisticated people inquirers or interventionists would struggle to dig up. Who, for example, can sufficiently explain why as a child I was always drawn to locales outside my own? Stitched in my mind are images of my 101 Dalmatians birthday party and bed set. I just loved that movie. Maybe it was the polish with which Roger Dearly pronounced “Pongo.” No doubt it was Pongo’s townhouse.
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Julian Randall on Poetry, Basketball, and the Magic of Both

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By Julian Randall
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Pushcart Prize recipient Julian Randall is a queer Black poet from Chicago. His poetry and essays have been published in the New York Times magazine, POETRY, and Vibe. He is also the author of books for young readers including the Pilar Ramirez duology and The Chainbreakers. Here, Randall reflects on tapping into everyday wonder in his new middle grade novel, Shook, which marks a pivot from fantasy to contemporary realism in verse. Poetry and magic are synonyms.
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