This beautiful interview is broken into two segments.  This is the first half of the conversation. The second half is also posting today. 

Review: http://plumfieldandpaideia.com/the-letter-for-the-king/

Anne-With-An-E: http://plumfieldandpaideia.com/pillaging-anne/

You can purchase the Space Trilogy books at BookShop.org - a nonprofit online book vendor which supports bricks-and-mortar bookstores and libraries.

Letter for the King:

The Secrets of the Wild Wood:

The Song of Seven:

The Goldsmith and the Master Thief:

A review of Old Ironsides by David Weitzman. 

You can find the web review complete with gorgeous illustration here: http://plumfieldandpaideia.com/pharaohs-boat/ 

David Weitzman writes and illustrates books for children about the "edges" in human history. The moments in which one feats of engineering and craft catapulted man forward into a new way of thinking about the world. We enjoyed talking with him so much that the interview turned into two episodes. And, when we were done with that conversation, we decided to have another which turned into 2 more episodes. All this week we will be airing those episodes and then on Friday, we will air Diane's review of Old Ironsides. 

We will be building a David Weitzman page for our website. Sara has reviewed Pharaoh's Boat, Diane has reviewed Old Ironsides, and we will be reviewing others. 

You can find Old Ironsides here: http://plumfieldandpaideia.com/old-ironsides/

David Weitzman writes and illustrates books for children about the "edges" in human history. The moments in which one feats of engineering and craft catapulted man forward into a new way of thinking about the world. We enjoyed talking with him so much that the interview turned into two episodes. And, when we were done with that conversation, we decided to have another which turned into 2 more episodes. All this week we will be airing those episodes and then on Friday, we will air Diane's review of Old Ironsides. 

We will be building a David Weitzman page for our website. Sara has reviewed Pharaoh's Boat, Diane has reviewed Old Ironsides, and we will be reviewing others. 

You can find Old Ironsides here: http://plumfieldandpaideia.com/old-ironsides/

David Weitzman writes and illustrates books for children about the "edges" in human history. The moments in which one feats of engineering and craft catapulted man forward into a new way of thinking about the world. We enjoyed talking with him so much that the interview turned into two episodes. And, when we were done with that conversation, we decided to have another which turned into 2 more episodes. All this week we will be airing those episodes and then on Friday, we will air Diane's review of Old Ironsides. 

We will be building a David Weitzman page for our website. Sara has reviewed Pharaoh's Boat, Diane has reviewed Old Ironsides, and we will be reviewing others. 

You can find Old Ironsides here: http://plumfieldandpaideia.com/old-ironsides/

David Weitzman writes and illustrates books for children about the "edges" in human history. The moments in which one feats of engineering and craft catapulted man forward into a new way of thinking about the world. We enjoyed talking with him so much that the interview turned into two episodes. And, when we were done with that conversation, we decided to have another which turned into 2 more episodes. All this week we will be airing those episodes and then on Friday, we will air Diane's review of Old Ironsides. 

We will be building a David Weitzman page for our website. Sara has reviewed Pharaoh's Boat, Diane has reviewed Old Ironsides, and we will be reviewing others. 

You can find Old Ironsides here: http://plumfieldandpaideia.com/old-ironsides/

This magical book is a favorite of Sara's and it is one of our more popular book reviews! 

You can peek inside in Sara's web review here: http://plumfieldandpaideia.com/letters-from-father-christmas/ 

In this episode of Monday Morning Book Review, Sara talks about S. D. Smith's first Green Ember book, The Green Ember. You can find our more about Sam in the Beloved Authors section of our website, here. You can read the web version of this review at our website here.