Whatever Happened to Pudding Pops? was featured in the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Remembering Ritalin was featured in ADDitude magazine.
The Monster Doodle Book was featured in the Abilene Reporter-News.
Ammon Shea's Reading the OED was mentioned in the San Francisco Chronicle.
Evil Cat author Elia Anie was featured on Chicagoist.com.
The Secret Lives of Hoarders was featured in The Washington Post.
Whatever Happened to Pudding Pops? was featured on the USA Today blog Pop Candy.
The Legacy Letters was featured by Yahoo!.
The Gentleman's Bedside Companion was recommended by USA Today.
Whatever Happened to Pudding Pops? was featured on the TODAY Show.
Thingamajigs and Whatchamacallits was featured on CBS New York.
The Monster Doodle Book was featured on GeekMom.com and in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
Whatever Happened to Pudding Pops? was featured in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and on Retroist.
Kelly Lambert, author of The Lab Rat Chronicles, was interviewed on WTVR-TV in Richmond.
Whatever Happened to Pudding Pops? was featured on MSNBC.
Whatever Happened to Pudding Pops? was featured on Dave Barry's blog at MiamiHerald.com.
The Monster Doodle Book was featured on Wired.com's GeekDad blog.
Whatever Happened to Pudding Pops? was featured on NPR.
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Thingamajigs and Whatchamacallits was featured on The Houston Chronicle's Bookish blog.
Remembering Ritalin was featured in The Washington Post.
Thingamajigs and Whatchamacallits by Rod Evans was featured in the Chicago Tribune and The Columbus Dispatch.
David Wondrich, author of Punch, wrote for Gilt Taste.
Travis Nichols' The Monster Doodle Book was featured in GalleyCat.
Dr. Lawrence Diller, author of Remembering Ritalin, was featured in the Los Angeles Times.
Marc and Amy Vachon's Equally Shared Parenting was featured in The Boston Globe.
Josh Chetwynd's The Secret History of Balls was featured in The Denver Post and The Mike Rosen radio show.
Doug Savage's Savage Chickens was featured in The Huffington Post.
The Lab Rat Chronicles by Kelly Lambert, Ph.D, was reviewed in Kirkus Reviews.
Tom Cutler, author of The Gentleman's Bedside Companion, wrote an article for The Huffington Post.
Dr. Lawrence Diller, author of Remembering Ritalin, was featured in the San Francisco Chronicle.
Martha Frankel, author of Brazilian Sexy, gave a TED talk on The Power of Words.
Learn Something Every Day was featured on Flavorwire.com.
Dr. Brandon Colby, author of Outsmart Your Genes, was on The Doctors.
Peter Lovenheim, author of In the Neighborhood, was interviewed on NPR's Talk of the Nation.
Atypical was featured on The Huffington Post in their list of poignant books for National Autism Awareness Month.
Peter Lovenheim, author of In the Neighborhood, wrote an op-ed for the Los Angeles Times.
Adam Cox, author of No Mind Left Behind, is part of the Raising Healthy Boys expert panel on CafeMom.com in April.
Peter Lovenheim's In the Neighborhood was reviewed in Seattle Weekly.
Signe Pike, author of Faery Tale, was interviewed in Women's Adventure magazine.
Dr. Lawrence Diller, author of Remembering Ritalin, was interviewed for an article in The New York Times.
Marianne Kirby, coauthor (with Kate Harding) of Lessons from the Fat-o-sphere, was interviewed for an article in The New York Times.
Gavin Pretor-Pinney was featured in The New York Times.
Graham Kerr was featured in the Los Angeles Times.
Author Dan Solin wrote another piece for The Huffington Post.
Faery Tale was reviewed in Women's Adventure magazine.
Graham Kerr and Growing at the Speed of Life were featured in Seattle Weekly.
Peter Lovenheim's In the Neighborhood (with a new cover for the paperback edition, publishing April 5) won the first annual Zócalo Public Square Book Prize!
Graham Kerr was in a USA Today article on gardening, and another on how to prepare fresh vegetables.
Perigee author Edward Gorey was featured in The New York Times.
Mark Juddery, author of Overrated, was in The Huffington Post.
The legendary Graham Kerr was on the Rachael Ray Show! He also charmed the crowd at the Northwest Flower and Garden Show.
The Denver Post recommends 27 Powers of Persuasion.
My Mom Is a Fob was featured in The New Yorker's Book Bench blog.
The Phone Book was featured on NPR.
Author Harry Oliver wrote an article for The Huffington Post.
Punch was featured in New York magazine and a recipe from the author, David Wondrich, was featured on John Hodgman's latest podcast.
