Anne Marie Pace and Vampirina share with pre-K through 2nd grade students that you don't have to be perfect all the time just as long as you try your best. Open only to the Woodbrook Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Anne Marie Pace

Eric Wight, author and illustrator of the Frankie Pickle series, and Bakker-Butler students share their imaginations. Open only to the Baker-Butler Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Eric Andrew Wight

Barbara Spilman Lawson spends the day and shares her favorite stories with Crozet students. Open only to the Crozet Elementary School community.

Hannah Barnaby, author of Wonder Show, chats with Buford students about her book and writing. Open only to the Buford Middle School community.

Featuring:
Hannah Barnaby

Eric Wight, author and illustrator of the Frankie Pickle series, and Clark students share their imaginations. Open only to the Clark Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Eric Andrew Wight

Henry Wiencek (Master of the Mountain) talks about researching history with students. Open only to the Renaissance School community.

Featuring:
Henry Wiencek

Wendy Shang (The Great Wall of Lucy Wu) talks about the craft of writing and creating story lines and characters. Open only to the St. Anne's-Belfield School community.

Hosted by Debbie Ripley.

Featuring:
Wendy Wan-Long Shang

Zack Zage, author of Ambition's Not an Awful Word, discusses future careers with the kids. "In your own imagination you're supposed to reign supreme." Open only to members of the Cale Elementary School Community.

Featuring:
Zack Zage

Village School students talk about the qualities of a leader with Betty Shotton (Liftoff Leadership: 10 Principles for Exceptional Leadership). Open only to the Village School community.

Featuring:
Betty L. Shotton

Eric Wight, author and illustrator of the Frankie Pickle series, and Meriwether Lewis students share their imaginations with each other. Open only to the Meriwether Lewis Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Eric Andrew Wight

Mirabelle, a Boston Terrier, and her friend Michael Muller share some of their adventures with Johnson students. Open only to the Johnson School community.

Featuring:
Michael Muller

Susan Champlin and Stan Mack (Fight for Freedom and Road to Revolution) share their graphic novels based on historical events. Open only to the Murray Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Susan Champlin, Stan Mack

National Book Award winner Kathryn Erskine speaks with students about the craft of writing and creating characters. Open only to the Buford School Community.

Featuring:
Kathryn Erskine

Cheryl Barnes talks about how an alligator got in the White House bathtub and how Woodrow became the White House Mouse. Open only to the Agnor-Hurt Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Cheryl Barnes

Dylan Pritchett, storyteller of African and African-American Tales, shares some stories with Greenbrier students. Open only to the Greenbrier Elementary School community

Lana Krumwiede (Freakling) shares her novel with students and talks about the craft of writing sci-fi. Repeats at 12:30. Open only to the Walton School community.

Featuring:
Lana Krumwiede

Mirabelle, a Boston Terrier, and her friend Michael Muller share some of their adventures with Clark students. Open only to the Clarke School community.

Featuring:
Michael Muller

Susan Champlin and Stan Mack (Fight for Freedom and Road to Revolution) share their graphic novels based on historical events. Open only to the Cale Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Susan Champlin, Stan Mack

STAB alum Lex Hrabe talks with students about the art of writing collaboratively with Thomas Voorhies as "Lex Thomas" (Quarantine: The Loners). Open only to the St. Anne's-Belfield School Community.

Featuring:
Lex Thomas

Cheryl Barnes talks about alligators and other White House pets as well as a few famous mice around Washington, D.C. Open only to the Baker-Butler Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Cheryl Barnes

Meg Medina shares her book Tia Isa Wants a Car in both English and Spanish for 2nd and 3rd grade students. Open only to the Red Hill Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Meg Medina

Eric Wight, author and illustrator of the Frankie Pickle series, and Woodbrook students share their imaginations. Open only to the Woodbrook Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Eric Andrew Wight

Kelly Starling Lyons shares inspiring history stories with Jackson-Via students. Open only to the the Jackson-Via Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Kelly Starling Lyons

Mirabelle, a Boston Terrier, and her friend Michael Muller share some of their adventures with Greer students. Open only to the Greer School community.

Featuring:
Michael Muller

Dylan Pritchett, storyteller of African and African-American Tales, shares his stories with Johnson students. Open only to the Johnson Elementary School community.

Susan Champlin and Stan Mack (Fight for Freedom and Road to Revolution) share their graphic novels based on historical events. Open only to the Jouett Middle School community.

Featuring:
Susan Champlin, Stan Mack

Candice Ransom (Rebel McKenzie and Ivy Honeysuckle Discovers the World) spends the day with the students. Open only to the Baker-Butler Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Candice Ransom

Eric Wight, author and illustrator of the Frankie Pickle series, delights students with Frankie's adventures. Open only to the Scottsville Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Eric Andrew Wight

Magician Wes Iseli shares the magic of reading with students. Open only to the Yancey Elementary School community.

Sandy Pugh, author and illustrator of The Peepers series, shares her creations with Red Hill students. Open only to the Red Hill Elementary School community.

Graphic novelist Barbara slate works with 4th grade students on creating storyline and characters for the graphic novel. Open only to the Jackson-Via Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Barbara Slate

Kelly Starling Lyons spends the day with students at Agnor-Hurt Elementary. Open only to the Agnor-Hurt School community.

Featuring:
Kelly Starling Lyons

Mirabelle, a Boston Terrier, and her friend Michael Muller share some of their adventures with Stone Robinson students. Repeats at 10 am. Open only to the Stone Robinson School community.

Featuring:
Michael Muller

Anne Marie Pace and Vampirina share with students that you don't have to be perfect all the time just as long as you try your best. Open only to the Burnley-Moran Elementary School community. Repeats at 11:15 am

Featuring:
Anne Marie Pace

Zack Zage, author of Ambition's Not an Awful Word, discusses future career possibilities with the kids. "In your own imagination you're supposed to reign supreme." Open only to members of the Murray Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Zack Zage

Susan Champlin and Stan Mack (Fight for Freedom and Road to Revolution) share their graphic novels based on historical events. Open only to the Hollymead Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Susan Champlin, Stan Mack

Karen Leggett discusses her book Hands Around the Library, which tells the story of how in January 2011 Muslim and Christian Egyptians, both young and old, held hands around their cherished library in Alexandria to protect it. Open only to the Venable Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Karen Leggett Abouraya

Hannah Barnaby, author of Wonder Show, chats with 7th and 8th grade students about her book and writing. Open only to the Village School community.

Featuring:
Hannah Barnaby

Lana Krumwiede (Freakling) discusses her science fiction book with students. Repeats at 11:30. Open only to the Walker Upper Elementary School community.

Sponsored by Oakley's Gently Used Books.

Featuring:
Lana Krumwiede

Henry Wiencek (Master of the Mountain) discusses with American Studies students his research and writing as well as reactions to his book. Open only to the WAHS community.

Sponsored by VFH Center for the Book and VFH Fellowship Program.

Featuring:
Henry Wiencek

Karen Leggett discusses her book Hands Around the Library, which tells the story of how in January 2011 Muslim and Christian Egyptians, both young and old, held hands around their cherished library in Alexandria to protect it. Open only to the Meriwether Lewis Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Karen Leggett Abouraya

Sandy Pugh, author and illustrator of The Peepers series, shares her creations with Cale students. Open only to the Cale Elementary School community.

Barbara Slate, writer and illustrator of graphic novels, traditional comics, greeting cards, and animated segments, works with two groups of CHS art students. Open only to the CHS community.

Featuring:
Barbara Slate

Eric Wight, author and illustrator of the Frankie Pickle series, and Red Hill students share their imaginations. Open only to the Red Hill Elementary School community.

Featuring:
Eric Andrew Wight

Susan Champlin and Stan Mack (Fight for Freedom and Road to Revolution) share their graphic novels based on historical events. Open only to the Walton Middle School community.

Featuring:
Susan Champlin, Stan Mack

Brian McMullen, editor and art director of McSweeney's McMullens, the company's recently launched children's book department, examines book arts with students. Open only to Charlottesville High School community.

Featuring:
Brian McMullen

UVA Alum Lex Hrabe of the "Lex Thomas" (Quarantine: The Loners) writing duo discusses the craft of writing collaboratively with Miller School students. Open only to the Miller School community.

Featuring:
Lex Thomas

Valerie Patterson talks about the craft of writing and her new book Operation Oleander with students. Open only to the Burley Middle School community.

Featuring:
Valerie O. Patterson