Book Crossing has an incredible idea about sharing books: Read a book then leave it in a public place. Report where it is and let someone else pick it up.

Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast. I find some of the most innovative and surprising art and books on this site.

Ted talks has people speaking on the topics of creativity, innovation, spirituality and more.

Greenwillow Books Blog - Interesting articles by the artists doing books for Greenwillow as well as fun stories from their editors.

Read to Me, A youth reading program
If you go to this site you can see ventriloquist Terry Fator and his turtle  read Duck and Cover as well as Duck Soup.

Harper Collins Children's Books

HoughtonHarcourt Children's Books

Scholastic Books

Albert Whitman Books

Boyds Mills Press

Jane Resh Thomas is a incredible writer and mentor.

Lynne Jonell is a great author and funny, too!

Jama Rattigan's Alphabet Soup Blog - she writes about kid's books and interviews artists. It's a must read! Jama has interviewed me a couple of times - she makes me look good! Check them out! 1  2  3  4  5

Erica Perl is a delightful author and silly as all get out.

Max Haynes is a wonderful photographer, designer and illustrator and he has a line of greeting cards too!

The Pogo Fan Club: This is one of the all time greatest comic strips ever done. And my friend Steve Thompson is an expert on Walt Kelly. He put the website together.

Quimetta Perle is an amazing artist who works in many mediums, including photoshop, video and flash, painting and beading.

Barbara Dacosta is a mystery writer who also writes for children.

Peggy Davis is a remarkable calligrapher who works in both English and Hebrew. She and her husband Joe are also part of the Wholesale Klezmer band.