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Sep 1, 2020 15 min

Ep06 Mootilda's Bad Mood

from Picture Book Look Hosted by Kirsti Call and Kim Chaffee

We are thrilled to share this episode with you! Today we talk with co-host Kirsti Call, co-author Corey Rosen Schwartz, illustrator Claudia Ranucci, and Courtney Fahy, editor at Little Bee Books, about the journey of Mootilda's Bad Mood. Kirsti Call: Website: www.kirsticall.com Twitter: @kirsticall Instagram: @kirsticall Corey Rosen Schwartz: Website:www.coreyrosenschwartz.com Twitter: @coreypbninja Instagram: @coreypbninja Claudi Ranucci: Website: www.claudiaranucci.com Instagram: @clau.ranucci Courtney Fahy: Twitter: @courtneyfahy

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We are thrilled to share this episode with you! Today we talk with co-host Kirsti Call, co-author Corey Rosen Schwartz, illustrator Claudia Ranucci, and Courtney Fahy, editor at Little Bee Books, about the journey of Mootilda's Bad Mood.

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