Summary
In this episode, Federico Erebia joins Jennifer for an engaging conversation in which they explore the profound impact of literature on personal identity and the importance of representation in children's books. They discuss Federico's journey as a reader and writer, the significance of first books, and how stories can help children navigate complex emotions and experiences, particularly around themes of abuse and identity. The conversation culminates in a book talk about Federico's latest work, Pedro and Daniel, highlighting its unique perspective and relevance. The conversation concludes with a glimpse into Erebia's future projects, highlighting his commitment to storytelling and the power of literature.
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Chapters
00:00Introduction and Rapid Fire Questions 05:58The Reader's Heart and Personal Experiences 11:59Intersectionality in Literature 17:59Book Talk: Pedro and Daniel 23:57Narrative Techniques and Character Development 31:51Honoring the Past: HIV and Its Impact 40:38Looking Ahead: New Projects and Future WorksPopular Podcasts
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