Ruth Chan met with all 175 students at Nathan Hale Elementary School in Roxbury
Frequent Wondermore collaborator Oge Mora at Sarah Greenwood K-8 in Dorchester
Comic artist Liniers always enjoys seeing student artwork
Jason Chin with student-created artwork based on his books at Marshall Elementary in Quincy
Johnny Christmas signs copies of Gamerville and Swim Team with librarian Hagar Shirman at Umana Academy in East Boston
Jerry Craft signs J vs K, the novel he and Kwame Alexander wrote together. The books were purchased at Frugal Books in Roxbury
Longtime partnering author and illustrator Jef Czekaj signs books for students at Winship Elementary in Brighton
Susan Tan returned to Mather Elementary in Dorchester for the second year in a row
Janet Costa Bates at Harvard Kent Elementary in Charlestown
Jarret Dapier's visit at Boston Latin Academy in Dorchester inspired this student doodle
The 1st and 2nd graders at Orchard Gardens K-8 School in Roxbury invited Mike Curato to talk about his picture books
6th grade students at Curley K-8 discussed writing and editing with Andrea Beatriz Arango
Eric Velazquez at Umana Academy in East Boston
Pablo Cartaya, telling tall-tales and discussing writing at JFK Elementary School in Jamaica Plain
Mark Oshiro presented to all 7th grade students at Boston Latin Academy in Dorchester
Raúl the Third with student artwork at Roosevelt K-8 in Hyde Park
Jerry Craft and Kwame Alexander opened their national J vs K book tour in Boston with more than 400 students from 6 BPS communities
Lulu Delacre warms up the audience with singing at Umana Academy in East Boston
New Mission High School in Hyde Park was ready to welcome Ibi Zoboi
Librarian Kate Klein, who won the 2025 Boston Book Festival Shelf Help visit, with her students and graphic novelist Nathan Hale who led a comic workshop
Huda Fahmy signs books for 7th and 8th grade students at Curley K-8 School in Jamaica Plain
Rajani LaRocca at Harvard Kent Elementary in Charlestown
Kwame Alexander and the 400+ Boston Public School students at the J vs K book launch event
Karla Arenas Valenti talks about her Legendarios series with students at Josiah Quincy Elementary School in Chinatown
Kwame Mbalia (center, back row) stopped by New Mission High School to talk with 7th graders about the second book in the Jax Freeman series
Jarret Dapier and a Boston Latin Academy student chat about his graphic novel, Wake Now In the Fire
Hanna Cha meets Kindergarten students at Harvard Kent Elementary School in Charlestown
Juana Medina (right) loved her welcome sign at Umana Academy in East Boston
Victoria Jamieson with third grade students at Umana Academy in East Boston
Rajani LaRocca returned for a second year in a row to speak with students at Harvard-Kent Elementary in Charlestown
Liniers (aka Ricardo Siri) liked the welcome sign made by librarian Lauren Redding at Clark Avenue Middle School in Chelsea
George O'Connor led a comic workshop at Wright Academy in Chelsea
Lori Lobenstein, who lives in Jamaica Plain, met with 4th graders at the Curley K-8, a school in the neighborhood
Where's author/illustrator/graphic novelist Ruth Chan? Sitting with amongst students at Snug Harbor Elementary in Quincy
Student musicians introduced Raul the Third at Charlestown High School
