Brian Dennis, Author, Kirby Larson, Author, Mary Nethery, Author. Little, Brown $17.99 (48p) ISBN 978-0-316-05318-1 Larson and Nethery, who collaborated on Two Bobbies , team up with Dennis to tell ...

Acclaimed author Kirby Larson (right) and her daughter Quinn Wyatt (left) come to Bellingham this weekend to debut their new book, “Gut Reaction.” The photo was taken by Amanda Waltman. Courtesy of ...

When Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans on Aug. 29, 2005, it left behind havoc and heartbreak. Amid the chaos, there were also stories of hope. Children’s book authors Mary Nethery and Kirby Larson ...

So she asked a farmer friend in California to ship her a dried cow pie to torch in her backyard. It arrived slightly damp in a plastic bag, “a disgusting, mucky mess.” Even in her quest for ...

Washington author Kirby Larson has been writing children’s books for nearly three decades. In 2022, for the first time, one of Larson’s books was banned. Her 2014 novel "Dash" was removed from ...

For award-winning children’s writer Kirby Larson, history isn’t told in the machinations of politics and the glory of military action, but rather in the everyday stories of people who lived in ...

It’s been nearly six years since fans of the Newberry Honor book Hattie Big Sky closed the covers on the story of a sixteen-year-old orphan who tried–and ultimately, failed–to make a success of the ...

Kirby Larson came out to California in 1975 for a summer internship after graduating from the University of Minnesota. But what was meant to be temporary became permanent after he fell in love with ...

The Seattle Times sports columnist and author of “Gloria’s Miracle,” along with members of Gloria Strauss’ family, will discuss his book about Gloria’s battle with cancer and sign copies. A Q&A ...

The early 20th century is suddenly chic, thanks to "Downton Abbey," the BBC series that is entertaining teens as well as their older relatives. Those enthralled by the styles and shenanigans of the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It’s not often that you see a prolific author enlist the help of a first-time writer, but that’s exactly what Kirby Larson did.