In every corner of the world, children look for a source of imagination—a source of light and joy in their lives that will bring happiness no matter the circumstances. And that is exactly what multi-award-winning children’s author A.M. (Amber) Berkowitz aims to do. Known for her ability to weave tales that capture the hearts of... Continue Reading →
Author Interiew: Jeffery Crouch on Hillbilly Gospel
Some stories are written to endure. In Hillbilly Gospel, author Jeffery Crouch opens the screen door to a quieter America, one shaped by red clay, early mornings, strong hands, and the kind of wisdom that never came from a classroom. Raised on a Tennessee farm by a father born in 1905, Jeffery learned about responsibility,... Continue Reading →
Author Interview: Lisa Keeton King on It Moves in Darkness
Some horror stories creep up on you slowly; others seize you from the first page. It Moves in Darkness does both, blending retro 1980s atmosphere with modern tension in a way that feels both nostalgic and deeply unsettling. In her debut novel, author Lisa Keeton King channels her lifelong love of classic horror— especially the... Continue Reading →
An interview with Robert Shields
Fear, Family, and Finding Heroism in “Thicker Than Water: Saga of Pumpkin Masher” In Thicker Than Water: Saga of Pumpkin Masher, author Robert Shields reimagines heroism through the eyes of a young boy forced to confront fear, loss, and destiny. The story begins with a monster’s scream — but instead of a call to terror,... Continue Reading →
An inverview with Margaret Cravens
Today on the BookBaby Reads blog, we’re excited to spotlight Margaret Cravens, author of the suspenseful mystery Echoes of Red. In this gripping debut, a small town is shaken by the murder of beloved radio DJ Caleb Fredrick, and a determined private investigator uncovers that the truth — much like the past—never stays buried for... Continue Reading →
Andy Romanoff Interview: Stories I’ve Been Meaning to Tell You
Andy Romanoff is a storyteller, photographer, and photojournalist. His book, Stories I've Been Meaning to Tell You, chronicles his eighty years of stories, learning to accept success, friendship, and family while raising hell along the way.
An Interview with Eric Peterson: Teacher, Online Creator, Author
Eric Peterson is a high school science teacher and a content creator from California. He is widely known on TikTok and YouTube as Planet Peterson. He is best known for talking to flat Earthers, evolution deniers, and other science deniers online. His book takes approximately one hundred of the most common arguments used against mainstream science and debunks them all.
An Interview with Pooja Desai: Author of Tia Bua Believes in Your Magic
Pooja Desai is a compassionate storyteller and a champion of mindfulness and wellness. She has over 25 years of healthcare experience and has leveraged that extensive knowledge to guide others on their personal wellness journeys. Her book Tia Bua Believes in Your Magic takes children on an enlightening journey exploring mindfulness and wellness – and is told through a multicultural lens.
An Interview with Marissa Alma Nick: Author of Rebel in Venus
In this interview, Marissa Alma Nick elaborates on the process that went into writing her new novel, Rebel in Venus. The book itself is a vulnerable and thoughtful masterpiece that paints a heartfelt picture of friendship. With courage and power, the book reminds and reassures readers that their trauma is not a burden.
An Interview with Tori Franklin: Author of You Anthem
Tori Franklin is an esteemed professional triple jumper representing Team USA. She made her Olympic debut at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. In 2022, Tori became the first American woman in history to earn a medal in the triple jump, securing bronze at the IAAF World Championships in Eugene, Oregon. Tori’s book, You Anthem, takes you on an immersive journey through the highs and lows of her life and career.
