Cuéntame! Let’s Talk Books with Ellen Oh

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Ellen Oh wears many hats: as a writer of middle grade books (“Spirit Hunters,” “You Are Here”), an editor of anthologies (“Flying Lessons”), a CEO and president of the nonprofit We Need Diverse Books and an appreciator of graphic novels. She talks about “March: Book Three,” a graphic novel memoir by the late Congressman John Lewis, written with Andrew Aydin and with art by Nate Powell. On this episode, Meg hears all about Ellen’s many roles in the literary world and why she delights in writing scary books for children.

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