
Grown-up discussion of works written for children, with lesson ideas and activities to share with kids
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsBooksEducation | |||

All British kids know the poem “Remember, Remember the Fifth of November” but where did it come from? And how has Bonfire Night evolved from its violent origins to a fun autumn event free of strife?
Please enjoy this Fireside reading of “The Raven.” As always, I have two versions — one with my commentary (and a roasted pumpkin!) as well as the poem on its own with no blah blah blah.
First, we start off with some MORE tedious Harry Potter book drama.
Then you get a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into a Fireside Fairy Tale. I always test stories on my kids and their friends, and I don’t mind that there are interruptions and ... more
We start off with some book drama about a hilarious, not-safe-for kids parody of Paddington Bear on the comedy show Spitting Image as well as an unneccessary freakout over a url printed on children’s books leading to a spicy site.
In the main story,... more
Talking about children’s books is always a joy and this podcast takes it to the next level. The conversations are so interesting and fun ❤️.
I’ve enjoyed listening to this podcast with. D without my children. It’s great for book referrals and to learn more about books I’ve enjoyed previously. My kids especially enjoy cohost Chloë and her insights!
This podcast is so wonderful! Each podcast is wonderfully researched so you can get the full context of each book discussed.
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Apple Podcasts | #133 |
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Focusing on the realm of children's literature, discussions revolve around a variety of topics including book reviews, thematic explorations, and personal storytelling, intertwining the joys and challenges of parenting with literary critique. The host engages in a mix of insightful analysis and humorous anecdotes, often drawing from personal experiences to connect literature with everyday family life. This approach not only offers valuable reflections on popular children's stories but also encourages parents and caregivers to foster a deeper appreciation of literature within their households.
Episodes feature a broad range of children's books, including timeless classics and contemporary titles, and discuss their implications on childhood ... more
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Recent guests on The Children's Literature Podcast include:
1. Jenna Schroeder
2. Mandy Eckenbarger
3. Dave Cullen
4. Ben Dixon
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