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Congratulations to Ken of Chesterfield, Missouri! 
Ken has won the January Drawing Drawing, a rendition of Max and Pinky on a tiny desert island trying not to think about climate change! Did that only occur to me?
Thanks so much to everyone who entered. Wait, what's that you say? You're not Ken of Chesterfield, Missouri, and you still want to win a Drawing Drawing? Simply sign up to win the February Drawing! I'll be posting it within the next week or so, but go right ahead and enter now!
Best of luck!
Your bud,
Maxwell
Some authors have a special gift of uniting real-life with the right kind of magic to make a book that can fascinate and still be something the reader can relate to.
On this edition of Just One More Book, Mark speaks with author Alice Bartels about using real life grumpiness and a magical character in her book The Grandmother Doll, prompting imagination in children, and the importance of being immersed in childrens books if you want to write them.
Other books mentioned:
The Borrowers
Participate in the conversation by leaving a comment on this interview, or send an email to [email protected].
Tags:Alice Bartels, childrens book, The Grandmother DollAlice Bartels, childrens book, The Grandmother Doll
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