Win a Zoom visit with an author!*
*Six winners will be randomly selected, one of whom will win a live Zoom visit for their school.
Here’s how it works:
1
Read: 
If you’re one of the six winners, we’ll send you a copy of the author’s book.
2
Write:
After you read the book in class, have your students write letters to the author with their questions.
3
Mail:
Mail the letters to us in the provided prepaid envelopes.
4
Excite:
The author will read your letters, then send a personalized letter back to your class! You’ll also receive some fun #AllBooksForAllKids-themed items.
5
Watch:
We’ll send winners a video from the author in which the author answers some of the questions they received.
BONUS:
If you’re the grand prize winner, you’ll get all the above, plus a live Zoom visit with the author for your school!
Featured Book
Jabari is ready to jump off the diving board. He’s finished his swimming lessons. He’s passed his swim test. It’s just – maybe he should do some stretches first. “Looks easy,” says Jabari, watching the other kids take their turns. But when his dad squeezes his hand, Jabari squeezes back. This book shows kids that some of the best moments in life happen when we face and overcome our fears.
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Winners will receive a link to the author video, a prize package that includes a copy of the book for their classroom library, and a signed letter to their class from the author. We’ll also throw in some #AllBooksForAllKids swag for the students and classroom!*
*Each package will contain merchandise for up to 35 students and one classroom. Merchandise will vary.
Check out these previous author and illustrator videos!
These videos feature authors and illustrators answering questions about their books!
David Bowles and
Erika Meza,
Author and Illustrator of
My Two Border Towns
Meg Medina,
Author of
Evelyn Del Rey Is Moving Away
Inspired by a Teacher
This idea was inspired by Barrington, Illinois, elementary teacher Jennifer Parisi, whose summer-school students wrote to authors to build a connection while developing their writing skills.
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