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A National Book Lover's Day Tuttle Story(Post)
This National Book Lover's Day, we'd like to share a story which started on National Book Lover's Day 2018.To celebrate last year, we asked Tuttle readers to tell us about their favorite Tuttle book,
Interview with Mia Wenjen, Co-Founder of Multicultural Children's Book Day(Post)Multicultural Children's Book Day started in 2012 when two book-loving moms teamed up to raise awareness around kid’s books that celebrate diversity and to get more of these types of books into classr
10 Things You Didn't Know About Libraries(Post)It's National Library Week! According to the American Library Association, "National Library Week is an annual celebration highlighting the valuable role libraries, librarians, and library workers pla
Women in Translation Month: Murasaki Shikibu & The Tale of Genji(Post)Happy Women in Translation Month!What is Women in Translation Month?In 2014, blogger Meytal Radzinski created the annual August tradition of celebrating literature written by women in languages other
Bruce Lee: An AAPI Legacy(Post)2023 marks 50 years of the Bruce Lee Legacy — and May is Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Taken together, we want to honor the legacy of an Asian American whose impact on culture at
Women's History Month: Interview with Author & Illustrator Tina Schneider(Post)Tina Schneider began her career as a studio artist, painting and drawing. She received her BFA from The School of Visual Arts, her MFA from Bard College and taught at Vassar College. Her work was feat
Essential Books for Every K-Pop Fan(Post)It's safe to say K-pop has officially taken over the world. Though South Korean pop music has been popular domestically for many decades, it is only in the last few years that we've witnessed the sens
Multicultural Children's Book Day(Post)January 25th is Multicultural Children's Book Day! Five years ago, children’s reading and play advocates Valarie Budayr from Jump Into a Book and Mia Wenjen from Pragmatic Mom teamed up to create this
Women's History Month: Interview with Illustrator Tracy Gallup(Post)Tracy Gallup is an author, illustrator and lifelong artist. She has a BFA from Eastern Michigan University and an MFA in painting from Syracuse University. Tracy worked as an elementary school art tea
What the Story of Tokyo Rose Teaches Us About AAPI Identity(Post)It's Asian Pacific American Heritage Month here in the U.S., and we want to share some thoughts from the authors of the upcoming Tuttle graphic novel, Tokyo Rose: Zero Hour. In case you are unfa
Seaweed in a Suitcase: An Interview with Yumi Komatsudaira(Post)It's Asian Pacific Heritage Month, and we are sharing books and interviews from some of our amazing AAPI authors here on the blog. Today we haveYumi Komatsudaira, who is a recipe developer, culinary i
A Comic Artist's Journey in Japan: An Interview with Audry Nicklin(Post)As part of our celebration of the return of international travel in Japan, we are featuring Audry Nicklin, author and illustrator of My Travels in Japan. Audry is a comic artist who had the opportunit
The World’s Superstars Will Likely Fail Us at the G20: Guest Post by Sam Kaplan(Post)Sam Kaplan is the author of Challenging China and has worked with and in China for over thirty years in a variety of roles. As president of the Trade Development Alliance of Greater Seattle, he organi
Japan is Open: A Travel Update From Abby Denson(Post)As part of our celebration of the return of international travel in Japan, we are featuring Abby Denson, author and illustrator of the Tuttle books Cool Japan Guide, Cool Tokyo Guide, and Uniquely Jap