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KidLit Anonymous is a podcast for adults who love children's literature. Curious about that new Middle Grade book, but worried it might be too predictable? Not pack an emotional punch? Not l...
When two kids, Huggs and Tuckie, discover a time machine, they embark on a crazy adventure, running into historical figures, cavemen, disco...
Undoubtedly a staple in children's literature, the Little House series has inspired daydreams of living a simpler life, and as a first-perso...
Who knew that Suzanne Collins wrote another series??? Ok we knew...but it isn't nearly as popular as The Hunger Games. Does that mean it isn...
Anna Sewell's book, Black Beauty, was one of the very first novels to introduce a story from the point of view of an animal. It's inspired h...
Finally, a book Brandon read when he was little! But how does it hold up to the nostalgia-tinted glasses? We have animals, aliens, and teena...
How does one fit in when they only stand out? This week we're discussing Wonder, one of the most renowned, most reviewed, and highest rated...
Love fairytales? Well this one has them all! The best part, they're all based just after the events of all the stories you're familiar with....
Our second world-renowned globally loved classic; but how does it compare to Secret Garden? And who enjoyed had more to say about this book?...
Molly read this 10 times as a kid? But how does it stack up against adult sensibilities? What does Brandon think about reading yet another g...
This book is all about memories, so it's funny that, if you're anything like Molly and Brandon (and most young readers), you may only rememb...
Sorry for the delay! We've finally fixed our recording/editing issues and decided to try a shorter format, so let us know what you think in...
Hey Everyone! Sorry for the hiatus. We have been learning and researching how to improve the quality and content of our podcast! We think th...
Just how different are writing a novel and screenwriting for a movie? From what we know, they're extremely different, but has John August fi...
What makes a classic? Does it have to be an old-timey book that instills written in a nearly outdated syntax, or can it simply be a story th...
Think the boy stuck in the well trope is boring and overdone (I'm looking at you Tikki Tikki Tembo...)? Think again. With a unique view on d...
Cats! Lots and lots of cats! Clans battling over territory, secret alliances, unlikely heroes, unlikely deaths... If you love Game of Throne...
This week we dive into the wondrous Nevermoor. Just how much like Harry Potter is it? (Answer: quite a bit). Learn how Brandon and Molly wou...
A girl from India forced to live with a hunchback. A hundred room mansion and a mysterious voice that cries out in the night. A garden that'...
Another cute and cuddly book about animals? Nope! This week we examine the best and worst of humanity as we dive into our relationship with...
What we thought would be a cute book about a girl and her magical pet turns out to be an anti-religious response to another well-known novel...
We'd never have guessed that a book about a girl who buries dead people for a living could be poetic, hopeful, and down right magical. This...
How can a five-year-old boy be one of the coolest parts of a book about travelling through time and space? Find out this and other interesti...
Kid Lit Anonymous' very first podcast! Join us as we review and discuss a simultaneously heart-wrenching and heart-warming story about a boy...