Synopsis
Join Charlesbridge Publishing as we talk to our authors, illustrators, and editors about their recent Charlesbridge projects!
Episodes
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![Charlesbridge Unplugged #7: Ruth Spiro]()
Charlesbridge Unplugged #7: Ruth Spiro
04/06/2018 Duration: 22minRuth Spiro talks about the two new books in her Baby Loves Science series, Baby Loves Gravity! and Baby Loves Coding!
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![Charlesbridge Unplugged #6: Michelle Cusolito]()
Charlesbridge Unplugged #6: Michelle Cusolito
21/05/2018 Duration: 23minDebut nonfiction author Michelle Cusolito talks about her research process for Flying Deep: Climb Inside Deep-Sea Submersible ALVIN
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![Charlesbridge Unplugged #5: Steve Jenkins]()
Charlesbridge Unplugged #5: Steve Jenkins
07/05/2018 Duration: 19minCaldecott Honor recipient Steve Jenkins stops by to talk about his first-ever book with Charlesbridge, A House in the Sky, and Other Uncommon Animal Homes
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![Charlesbridge Unplugged #4: David Biedrzycki]()
Charlesbridge Unplugged #4: David Biedrzycki
02/04/2018 Duration: 25minToday we're talking to expert and season author David Biedrzycki about the newest book in his Breaking News Bears series, Alien Alert.
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![Charlesbridge Unplugged #3: Tami Charles]()
Charlesbridge Unplugged #3: Tami Charles
12/03/2018 Duration: 22minToday we're talking to debut author Tami Charles about her semi-autobiographical book Like Vanessa and why it was so important for Tami to write a book for herself and others like her.
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![Charlesbridge Unplugged #2: Barry Wittenstein]()
Charlesbridge Unplugged #2: Barry Wittenstein
12/02/2018 Duration: 26minMel Schuit talks to seasoned Charlesbridge author Barry Wittenstein about his new book The Boo-Boos That Changed the World: A True Story About an Accidental Invention (Really!), illustrated by Chis Hsu.
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![Charlesbridge Unplugged #1: Cynthia Grady]()
Charlesbridge Unplugged #1: Cynthia Grady
19/12/2017 Duration: 21minIn our inaugural episode, Marketing Assistant Mel Schuit talks to nonfiction author Cynthia Grady about her newest book Write to Me: Letters from Japanese American Children to the Librarian They Left Behind, illustrated by Amiko Hirao.
