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February 25, 2025 by Colby Sharp

Newly Crowned Caldecott Medalist Rebecca Lee Kunz Interview

February 25, 2025 by Colby Sharp   Leave a Comment

COLBY: When Chooch Helped was awarded the Caldecott Medal I was in shock. Not because I didn’t love the book, but because I hadn’t heard of it! The first thing I did was find a copy to read (I loved it!). The second thing I did was reach out to Rebecca to see if I could interview her for The Yarn. She said yes!

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Colby Sharp is a third grade teacher at Parma Elementary in Parma, Michigan. He is the co-founder of Nerd Camp and Nerdy Book Club. He co-hosts the monthly twitter chats #SharpSchu (with John Schu) and #TitleTalk (with Donalyn Miller)

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