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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2021 · 56 MIN

The Power of Story: Children in a Time of Sadness, with Author Kate DiCamillo

from Dialogue Across Difference · host Dialogue Across Difference Podcast by Center for the Study of Politics and Governance

Kate DiCamillo, writer of stories for children, visits to read from her work and talk about the solace and hope that literature offers. The two-time Newbery Award winner is joined by John Schumacher, part-time lecturer at Rutgers University and the Ambassador of School Libraries for Scholastic, who will moderate this special event.

Kate DiCamillo, writer of stories for children, visits to read from her work and talk about the solace and hope that literature offers. The two-time Newbery Award winner is joined by John Schumacher, part-time lecturer at Rutgers University and the Ambassador of School Libraries for Scholastic, who will moderate this special event.

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