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Welcome to what Tess calls her favorite interview of all time! Author Chris Van Dusen shares how he was chosen to illustrate Kate DiCamillo's Mercy Watson series, why he prefers to write in rhyme, and what he hopes kids get from his books. Tess and Karen were happy to learn the meaning of the word "gouache" and interested to find out how Chris's name is connected to the Bridgerton Series. This episode is for anyone who loves picture books or has considered writing one some day.
Enjoy!
https://www.chrisvandusen.com/
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By Tess Thompson and Karen McQuestionWelcome to what Tess calls her favorite interview of all time! Author Chris Van Dusen shares how he was chosen to illustrate Kate DiCamillo's Mercy Watson series, why he prefers to write in rhyme, and what he hopes kids get from his books. Tess and Karen were happy to learn the meaning of the word "gouache" and interested to find out how Chris's name is connected to the Bridgerton Series. This episode is for anyone who loves picture books or has considered writing one some day.
Enjoy!
https://www.chrisvandusen.com/
Follow & Review in Apple Podcasts
If you're already a follower and you enjoy Behind the Book, we’d be so grateful if you left a review over on Apple Podcasts. Leaving a review helps other listeners find the podcast and Tess & Karen love reading them as well!
Directions for leaving Ratings and Reviews:
1. Make sure you are on the landing page for the podcast & not an individual episode.
2. Scroll down to the bottom until you reach Ratings & Reviews.
3. Click all five stars under Tap to Rate to leave a rating.
4. Under the most recent review, tap the Write a Review button.
We’d love to hear what you enjoy most about the show. Thanks in advance!