Stacy Nyikos (Rope 'Em! and Dragon Wishes) visits with 1st and 2nd grade students. Open only to the Agnor-Hurt school community.

Featuring:
Stacy Ann Nyikos

Anna Alter shares her books with Peabody students pre-K through grade 2. Open only to the Peabody school Community.

Featuring:
Anna Lea Alter

Sarah Honenberger chats with CHS students about Catcher in the Rye and her novel Catcher, Caught. Repeats at 11 am. Open only to the CHS school community.

Featuring:
Sarah Collins Honenberger

National Book Award winner Kathryn Erskine spends the day with CHS students talking about writing from concept to publication.

Featuring:
Kathryn Erskine

Anna Alter shares her books with Red Hill 1st and 2nd grade students. Open only to the Red Hill school community.

Featuring:
Anna Lea Alter

Fred Bowen shares with 3rd and 4th graders his sports books and how books and sports inspire and motivate us. Open only to the Baker-Butler school community.

Featuring:
Fred Bowen

Ruth Vander Zee (Erika's Story) spends the day at Covenant School discussing her true stories with Covenant students. Open only to the Covenant School community.

Featuring:
Ruth Vander Zee

Kathryn Erskine (The Absolute Value of Mike) shares her writing secrets with Peabody 6th, 7th, and 8th graders. Open only to the Peabody School community.

Featuring:
Kathryn Erskine

Anna Alter shares her books with Johnson 1st and 2nd grade students. Open only to the Johnson school community.

Featuring:
Anna Lea Alter

Tom Angleberger chats with Baker-Butler 4th and 5th graders. Open only to the Baker-Butler school community.

Featuring:
Tom Angleberger

Matthew Cody visits with CDS elementary and middle school students.

Featuring:
Matthew Cody

Sandra Gutierrez, author of The New Southern-Latino Table, will share her cooking skills with students at CATEC.

Featuring:
Bob Bressan (moderator), Sandra A. Gutierrez

Calvin Alexander Ramsey shares his books, Ruth and the Green Book (ALA Notable Winner) and Belle, the Last Mule at Gee's Bend, with Scottsville 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. Open only to the Scottsville Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Calvin Alexander Ramsey

Wendy Shang (The Great Wall of Lucy Wu) talks about her book with 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. Open only to the Peabody school community.

Featuring:
Wendy Wan-Long Shang

Peter Jones, host and producer of the syndicated radio show, Tell Us a Tale, shares some of his best stories with kindergarten students. Open only to the Baker-Butler school community.

Featuring:
Peter Jones

Anna Alter shares her books with 2nd grade students Open only to the Greer school Community.

Featuring:
Anna Lea Alter

Matthew Cody (Powerless and The Dead Gentleman) chats about writing novels and comics with Albemarle High students. Open only to the AHS community.

Featuring:
Matthew Cody

Tom Angleberger chats with Jack Jouett Middle School students. Open only to the Jouett school community.

Featuring:
Tom Angleberger

Fred Bowen shares his sports books and how books and sports inspire and motivate us. Repeats at 2 pm. Open only to the Venable School community.

Featuring:
Fred Bowen

Calvin Alexander Ramsey shares his books, Ruth and the Green Book (ALA Notable Winner) and Belle, the Last Mule at Gee's Bend, with 4th, and 5th graders. Open only to the Red Hill Elementary school community.

Featuring:
Calvin Alexander Ramsey

Peter Jones, host and producer of the syndicated radio show, Tell Us a Tale, shares some of his best stories with kindergarten and 1st grade students. Open only to the Venable school community.

Sponsored by Target Stores and the Virginia Center for the Book.

Featuring:
Peter Jones

Sandy Pugh brings the world of The Peepers to Red Hill pre-K and kindergarten students. Open only to the Murray Elementary school community.

Featuring:
Sandy Pugh

Sheri Castle, author of The New Southern Garden Cookbook: Enjoying the Best from Homegrown Gardens, Farmers' Markets, Roadside Stands, and CSA Farm Boxes will work with CATEC students.

Featuring:
Bob Bressan (moderator), Sheri Castle

Wendy Shang (The Great Wall of Lucy Wu) shares her book with Charlottesville High School ESL students. Open only to the CHS community.

Featuring:
Wendy Wan-Long Shang

Susan Champlin and Stan Mack talk with 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students about history as demonstrated through her graphic novels. Open only to the Woodbrook school community.

Wendy Shang (The Great Wall of Lucy Wu) talks about her book with 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. Open only to the Village School community.

Featuring:
Wendy Wan-Long Shang

Tom Angleberger (The Strange Case of Origami Yoda and Darth Paper Strikes Back) visits Walker Upper Elementary. Open only to the Walker school community.

Featuring:
Tom Angleberger

Ginjer Clarke (Pouch Babies) shares her books with kindergarten, first grade, and second grade students. Open only to the Meriwether Lewis school community.

Featuring:
Ginjer L. Clarke

National Book Award Winner Kathryn Erskine chats with 5th grade students about Mockingbird and her newest book The Absolute Value of Mike. Open only to the Baker-Butler school community.

Featuring:
Kathryn Erskine

Anne Marie Pace (Never Ever Talk to Strangers) spends the morning talking about Stranger Safety to 125 kindergartners and preschoolers. Open only to the Agnor-Hurt School community.

Featuring:
Anne Marie Pace

Anna Alter shares her books with Jackson-Via 1st and 2nd grade students. Open only to the Jackson-Via school community.

Featuring:
Anna Lea Alter

Storyteller Kathy Coleman shares the wonder of Appalachian folk tales with 3rd graders. Open only to the Baker-Butler school community.

Featuring:
Kathy Coleman

Matthew Cody discusses writing about books and comics with Buford students. Open only to the Buford school community.

Featuring:
Matthew Cody

Peter Jones, host and producer of the syndicated radio show, Tell Us a Tale, shares some of his best stories with 3rd grade students. Open only to the Red Hill school community.

Sponsored by Target Stores and the Virginia Center for the Book.

Featuring:
Peter Jones

Sandy Pugh brings the world of The Peepers to Red Hill pre-K and kindergarten students. Open only to the Red Hill Elementary school community.

Featuring:
Sandy Pugh

Charles Shields (And So It Goes: Kurt Vonnegut: A Life) discusses Vonnegut's life with MHS students. Open only to the Monticello High School community.

Hosted by Joan Ackroyd.

Sponsored by The Virginia Center for the Book.

Featuring:
Charles J. Shields

Mary Quattlebaum shares her books Pirate vs. Pirate; The Hungry Ghost of Rue Orleans; Jackson Jones and the Curse of the Outlaw Rose; and the Virginia folktale Sparks Fly High. Open only to the Charlottesville Catholic School community.

Featuring:
Mary Quattlebaum

Dylan Pritchett, African and African-American storyteller shares his stories with second graders. Open only to the Burnley-Moran school community.

Caroline Preston, author of The Scrapbook of Frankie Pratt, discusses her book with Tandem students. Open only to the Tandem School community.

Featuring:
Caroline Preston

Fred Bowen, who writes sports fiction for kids and a weekly sports column in the Washington Post, visit CCS 4th and 5th graders. Open only to the Charlottesville Catholic School Community.

Featuring:
Fred Bowen

Calvin Alexander Ramsey shares his books, Ruth and the Green Book (ALA Notable Winner) and Belle, the Last Mule at Gee's Bend, with 2nd and 3rd graders. Open only to the Charlottesville Catholic School community.

Featuring:
Calvin Alexander Ramsey

Wendy Shang (The Great Wall of Lucy Wu) talks about her book with 5th and 6th grade students.Open only to the Village School community.

Featuring:
Wendy Wan-Long Shang

Kelly Starling Lyons shares her books Ellen's Broom and One Million Men and Me with 3rd graders. Repeats at 1:15 pm for 4th grade students. Open only to the Agnor-Hurt school community.

Featuring:
Kelly Starling Lyons

Kwame Alexander shares his book and its jazzy characters to the second graders. Open only to the Burnley-Moran Elementary School.

Featuring:
Kwame Alexander

Mary Quattlebaum shares her books Pirate vs. Pirate; The Hungry Ghost of Rue Orleans; Jackson Jones and the Curse of the Outlaw Rose; and the Virginia folktale Sparks Fly High with 2nd and 3rd graders. Repeats at 1:15 for 4th and 5th graders. Open only to the Murray Elementary school community.

Featuring:
Mary Quattlebaum

Ginjer Clarke (Pouch Babies) shares her books with kindergarten, first grade, and second grade students. Open only to the B.F. Yancey school community.

Featuring:
Ginjer L. Clarke

Susan Champlin and Stan Mack talk with 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students about history as demonstrated through her graphic novels. Open only to the Broadus Wood school community.

Matthew Cody chats with Walton students about his books and comics. Open only to the Walton school community.

Featuring:
Matthew Cody

Charles Shields (And So It Goes: Kurt Vonnegut: A Life) discusses Vonnegut's life with 11th grade Honors students. Open only to the WAHS school community.

Hosted by Clover Carroll; Ginger Lejeune.

Sponsored by The Virginia Center for the Book.

Featuring:
Charles J. Shields

Dylan Pritchett, African and African-American storyteller shares his stories with 2nd graders. Open only to the Greenbrier school community.

Peter Jones, host and producer of the syndicated radio show, Tell Us a Tale, shares some of his best stories with K-2 students. Open only to the Scottsville school community.

Sponsored by Target Stores and the Virginia Center for the Book.

Featuring:
Peter Jones

National Book Award winner Kathryn Erskine discusses writing with 7th and 8th graders from the evolution of ideas through publication.

Featuring:
Kathryn Erskine

Debut novelist Eleanor Henderson discusses writing with Renaissance students. Open only to the Renaissance school community.

Featuring:
Eleanor Henderson

Sandy Pugh brings the world of The Peepers to Clark students. Open only to the ClarkElementary school community.

Featuring:
Sandy Pugh