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EPISODE · Feb 7, 2007 · 15 MIN

An Interview with Heather Jopling _ CLIP 28

from Critical Literacy in Practice : CLIP Podcast · host vivian

Today I have for you part one of a two part conversation with Heather Jopling author of wonderful books on same sex parents and alternative lifestyles, specifically Ryan’s Mom is Tall, Monicka’s Papa is Tall, and The Not-So-Only Child. Today my conversation with Heather focuses on the story behind the children’s books she has written […]

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Today I have for you part one of a two part conversation with Heather Jopling author of wonderful books on same sex parents and alternative lifestyles, specifically Ryanacirc;euro;trade;s Mom is Tall, Monickaacirc;euro;trade;s Papa is Tall, and The Not-So-Only Child. Today my conversation with Heather focuses on the story behind the childrenacirc;euro;trade;s books she has written and issues of access. In the following show weacirc;euro;trade;ll talk about getting these books into the classroom and creating a dialog regarding the issues raised in the books. If you'd like to hear more about Heather's books have a listen at JOMB where Andrea and Mark have a great discussion about The Not-So-Only Child. CLIP is nominated for the Podcast Peer Awards in the Education category. Thanks To: Leslie Jones, Ann Sumida, Erin, Maria del Rocio,Lisa, Annemarie, Anandita, Andrea Ross, Charles Cadenhead, and Carol Felderman. I also wanted to thank those of you whose votes resulted in CLIP being a finalist in the education category of the Podcast Peer Awards. A special thank you of course to Heather Jopling for commenting on CLIP and for talking with us about her books. Until next time. Podcasts Mentioned: Just One More Book Mostly News Books Mentioned:

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