Aaron Shepard’s Home Page: *Stories, Scripts, More* is the home page for children’s author Aaron Shepard. But this site offers more than the normal author site. It has extra features like resources for reader’s theater and storytelling, plus a section for young authors. All of these extra section are chock full of great ideas, tips and much more.

America Writes for Kids is a site that categorizes children’s authors by the state they live in. This would be very handy for people looking to book an author for a visit.

G Brian Karas has a great website all about his picture book art. Make sure you check out the Other Stuff category to see updates on his new projects.

D. L. Garfinkle, the author of the new book Storky, which just received a starred review from Publishers Weekly. The site offers news, links, her favorite books, and a blog.

Linda Sue Park has an official website that offers biographical information, a collection of recommended links, a writing section, and a blog on what she is reading.

Judy Sierra’s Official Web Site offers information on her books and herself. She also links to classroom activities for Wild About Books, her 2005 Notable Book that features a librarian visiting a zoo with her bookmobile.

The Official Website of T.A. Barron offers information on his books, including The Great Tree of Avalon, plus a large collection of links to things like Q&A with the author, information for new writers, book awards, international editions, and much more.

Kristine O’Connell George’s Children’s Poetry Corner is the official homepage of this author of children’s poetry. She has a new book out that is getting rave reviews: Fold Me a Poem. Her site offers sections that let you listen to her poetry aloud, separate sections for teachers and students, and a collection of great quotes about poetry.

Bill Thompson’s Eye on Books has audio interviews with authors of Children’s Books and Teen Books. The authors include Meg Cabot, Ned Vizzini, Gary Paulsen, Chris Van Allsburg and the Berenstains.