In this episode, Jennifer LaGarde and Natalie Lloyd explore their shared love for literature, the impact of childhood reading experiences, the importance of authentic representation in books and, of course, Dolly Parton. They discuss the joys of audiobooks, the challenges of writing about disability, and the significance of creating relatable characters. Natalie shares insights into her writing process and upcoming projects, emphasizing the power of storytelling to connect with young readers.
Show notes, including episode transcripts and information about connecting with this episode's guest, can be found here.
Chapters:
- Friendship and Literary Connections
- Reading Preferences and Habits
- The Joy of Audiobooks
- The Reader's Heart: Personal Stories
- The Impact of Childhood Reading
- Creating Authentic Characters
- Exploring Disability in Literature
- The Importance of Representation
- Upcoming Works and New Formats
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