
It was a beautiful day for a walk to Borough Hall where the annual Brooklyn Book Festival was taking place. Many vender stalls were erected throughout the grounds, all dedicated to books and reading. I grabbed an events schedule, and I was too late to hear
Mo Willems (
Don't Let Pigeons Drive the Bus, Elephants Cannot Dance, and
Watch Me Throw the Ball) speak, but I was in time to hear a panel with Newbery Honor author
Kate DiCamillo (
The Tale of Despereaux, Because of Winn-Dixie, and
The Magician's Elephant),
Christopher Myers (
Wings), and
Michael Buckley (T
he Sisters Grimm) speak about "a world of whimsical imagination where elephants guide, boys fly, and humans and fairy-tale creatures live side by side."
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