Show Notes
Debbi Michiko Florence, author of The Mastermind's Trap (Aladdin), joins Matthew to talk about finding a way to get back home.
Visit Debbi Michiko Florence online at debbimichikoflorence.com
Other helpful links: Debbi Michiko Florence at Boyds Mills
Community Retreat with Grace Lin and Debbi Michiko Florence: Celebrating Asian and Asian American Stories (May) - Work alongside community members and spend time creating, dreaming, and discovering the many beautiful contributions made by Asian and Asian American voices in the children's book field.
Learn more about Boyds Mills and their upcoming programs by visiting www.boydsmills.org.
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Be well. And read on.
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