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Interview with the founder of Little Modern Reader, Emily Chang

Interview with the founder of Little Modern Reader, Emily Chang

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I sat down with fellow zealot Emily Chang from the online secondhand children's book store Little Modern Reader to talk about running a small business, her "past life" as a Chinese antiques specialist, discovering the joy of picture books as an adult and so much more. This episode is not to be missed as it is bubbling with picture book enthusiasm and love!

This episode was recorded on Gadigal Land.

Books, humans and websites mentioned:

  • www.littlemodernreader.com.au
  • Magic Beach (1990) by Alison Lester
  • Window (1991) by Jeannie Baker
  • Enjoying the Film Adaptations of Children's Books With Your Kids, an Interview with Nazanin Forghani
  • Australian Refugee Volunteers
  • The Pyjama Foundation
  • Oi Frog (2014) by Kes Gray and Jim Field.
  • Heywood Hill in Mayfair
  • Pokko and the Drum (2019) by Matthew Forsythe
  • Meg and Mog (1972) by Helen Nicoll and illustrated by Jan Pieńkowski
  • Waiting (2015) by Kevin Henkes
  • The Worrysaurus (2000) by Rachel Bright
  • Little Modern Reader's Donations Guidelines
  • Each Peach Pear Plum (1978) by Janet and Allan Ahlberg
  • The Very Cranky Bear (2008) by Nick Bland
  • Henri's Walk to Paris (2012) Saul Bass (illustrator) and Leonore Klein (contributor)
  • Step into the world of award-winning illustrator Max Hamilton.
  • Antonia Pesenti (author)
  • Hilary Bell (illustrator)
  • Bruno Munari's ABC (2003)
  • Miffy by Dick Bruna
  • Leo Lionni
  • Little Blue and Little Yellow (2009) by Leo Lionni
  • The Little House (1942) by Virginia Lee Burton
  • This Small Blue Dot (2021) by Zeno Sworder.
  • Jon Klassen (author/illustrator)
  • Interview with Picture Book Activist Lara Cain Gray

More from Emily:

  • To the Moon Kids
  • www.littlemodernreader.com.au
  • @littlemodernreader
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