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Raymie Nightingale
Kate DiCamillo, two-time Newbery-winning author most recently of Raymie Nightingale, stops by the podcast to talk about her time as the National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature, how you can’t write anything without revealing yourself, and likening writing a story to trying to get a wild animal to eat out of your hand.
Episode Notes
Kate DiCamillo‘s home page
National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature
Gary D. Schmidt on The Yarn podcast
Rebecca Stead & Kate DiCamillo (Number Five Bus Presents…)
Kate DiCamillo on Writing Raymie Nightingale (video)
Raymie Nightingale Activity Kit
Raymie Nightingale Teacher’s Guide
Raymie Nightingale Discussion Guide
Thank You
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Be sure to check out the rest of our Week of Raymie Nightingale here at All the Wonders. You’ll find an interview with author Kate DiCamillo, a discussion on the theme of courage, an exploration of a real-life childhood friendship that mirrors that of Raymie, Beverly, and Louisiana, and finally a treasury of friendship books to read after you turn the final page of Raymie Nightgale.
Additionally, Candlewick Press has created an activity kit, teachers guide, and discussion guide to support the book. Enjoy!
Comments
OK, Matthew, first you made Kate cry, then ultimately you made me cry (not the first time!) when you were telling Kate how much we all love her and all the things about her writing that we love (couldn’t have said it better!), which also made HER cry. Thank you both for this. Just beautiful.
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