Nimblewitlit Mag

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Epistemic Literary's new adventure for a young audience! Our all ages eMag will extend the conversation to a younger audience by exploring similar themes. Issue 3: https://epistemiclit.com/nimblewitlit/choices/ www.EpistemicLit.com/nimblewitlit

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The simplicity of childhood is the complexity of adulthood. Nothing really changes, the voices just get louder. Ms. Hernandez did an amazing job highlighting the life we all live.

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Spotlight on Issue 3: Choices Young Poet Highlight “Choices” by Bethany Hernandez, age 11 epistemiclit.com/nimblewitlit...

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Spotlight on Issue 3 - Interview with @jengelmattern.bsky.social about her new book, Where the Light Shines In Perks of being the editor’s kid, two of my kids read an ARC and asked some questions. They both rate the book ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ and say you should read it! epistemiclit.com/nimblewitlit...

epistemiclit.comINTERVIEW WITH AN AUTHOR: CHOICES -Despite being adopted into a loving family, thirteen-year-old Gloria feels as if her life is a bit too much like the crossword puzzles she and her dad enjoy

Bethany Hernandez is eleven years old and lives in Arizona. She is a reporter for her local kids newspaper, an avid softball player, and loves hanging out with her friends and family. She hopes you love her art as much as she loved making it.

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Delighted to get a poem - Coming off the Rails - in the new Choices edition of @nimblewitlit.bsky.social! Lots of other great stuff to check out there too: epistemiclit.com/nimblewitlit...

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Issue 3: Choices is now published and available to read free on our site! Congratulations and thank you to all our contributors. Please read, enjoy, and share! epistemiclit.com/nimblewitlit...

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Read this awesome interview with Jenny Mattern @jengelmattern.bsky.social talking about her new book Where the Light Shines and the role choices play in it! @nimblewitlit.bsky.social love this book!

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I’m excited to share this interview about Where the Light Shines In that’s featured in the latest issue of Nimblewit Magazine! 💜💜💜 @nimblewitlit.bsky.social @epistemiclit.bsky.social epistemiclit.com/nimblewitlit...

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Very happy to have my poem Hobby House in Choices - the latest edition of the lovely @nimblewitlit.bsky.social #poetry #kidlit #poetryforkids #poetryforchildren @epistemiclit.bsky.social

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Issue 3: Choices is now published and available to read free on our site! Congratulations and thank you to all our contributors. Please read, enjoy, and share! epistemiclit.com/nimblewitlit...

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Wanna come join us #kidlit loving folk today at 9pm Eastern/6pm Pacific for #kidlitchat here on Bluesky? I think it’ll be fun if you do. Hope to see you then!

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It's time for another #PromptMyStory to help teachers inspire their kids' creativity. Here's this week's writing prompt. "Something inside the half-opened lunchbox lying in the deserted alley glowed emerald green." #edusky

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And just like that … another busy, buzzy and book-filled #WorldKidLitMonth is over! Thank you to everyone who got involved: reading, sharing & spreading the word about international & translated children's books! Here's our round-up (watch out: your TBR will grow!) worldkidlit.org/2026/10/05/a...

worldkidlit.orgAround the World in 10: Celebrating a Decade of World Kid Lit Month!And just like that … another busy, bubbly and book-filled World Kid Lit Month is over! We’ve been bowled over by the engagement online and offline, from blogs to Instagram, bookshops to…

It’s #BannedBooksWeek and my 10yo is out and about in her “Read Banned Books” tshirt. There are lots of kids books banned for seemingly ridiculous reasons but there are also so many banned for more serious, often bigoted reasons. It’s all bad and an affront to the #FreedomToRead