Guilty. #kidlitchat

Love this! It's so easy to lose track of the small milestones! #kidlitchat

And January lasted about that long too. #kidlitchat

I don't understand how it's already March. #kidlitchat

We're still so new to this that we're still figuring things out and learning how everything works. Creatively, still continuing to write and edit. There's not enough time for all the ideas we have. #kidlitchat

Exciting!! #kidlitchat

My son loves Hot Dog

Thanks for hosting! What a fun time

It's iconic. My older kid is just old enough now where he appreciates the book. #kidlitchat

Same. Was obsessed with L'Engle as a kid. #kidlitchat

Woodland dance is the one I can read to myself forever. It's so calming #kidlitchat

As long as I'm not alone in this. #kidlitchat

Oh and John Scieszka's books (like the Stinky Cheeseman) were formative in my childhood and inspirational now. I loved them #kidlitchat

Yup. Same. #kidlitchat

I'm a little sad that mine don't ask for her books anymore. They used to be a reading time staple #kidlitchat

I love reading Sandra Boynton books. They really never get old...except maybe I've had to read Moo Baa LaLa enough in my lifetime 😅 #kidlitchat

There are so many #kidlit creators who inspire me, but there are a handful like Chris Ferrie, Ruth Spiro, Joan Holub, and Cara Florence who have inspired the types of stories we've been working on. They are brilliant at taking very complex science and history and making it kid friendly. #kidlitchat