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

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The episode 'Let’s Read Inappropriate Nursery Rhymes' was such a fun listen and a great reminder that kids’ stories have always had a weird and mischievous side. Some of those nursery rhymes were so bizarre and ridiculous that I couldn’t stop laughing, and the historical background made it even more interesting. I really enjoyed listening to this one all the way through.
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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This show features grown-up discussions of children's literature, pairing thoughtful analysis with practical activities and lesson ideas that educators and parents can use with kids. Episodes cover a wide range of topics—from classic tales and modern adaptations to the historical context of children's publishing—often weaving in reader recommendations and cross-media comparisons to illuminate how stories engage young audiences. A notable strength is presenting accessible, rigorous conversation about literature for kids while offering actionable takeaways for classrooms and homes, making it a valuable resource for teachers, librarians, and parents seeking enriching ways to explore books with children.
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Recent guests on The Children's Literature Podcast include:
1. Mr. Foworth
2. Miguel Lopez
3. Ben Dixon
4. Jenna Schroeder
5. Mandy Eckenbarger
6. Dave Cullen
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