Exploring Healing and Transformation with Kaija Langley's "The Order of Things" Middle-Grade Novel in Verse
This week we dive deep into the transformative world of Kaija Langley's middle-grade novel in verse, "The Order of Things" and delve into the exploration of complex emotions and the intensely personal journey of grief, skillfully portrayed through the eyes of the protagonist, April. Langley's narrative provides a safe haven for these profound emotions, offering valuable insights for both adults and children alike.
Join us for this thought-provoking conversation – it's a journey of self-discovery and communal healing you won't want to miss. Tune in for a dose of inspiration and wisdom from Kaija and "The Order of Things.
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About the Author
Kaija Langley was born in Northern NJ and raised on a healthy diet of library books, music and theater performances, and visits to the family farm in rural North Carolina. The author of the award-winning picture book, When Langston Dances, she loves long road trips, dancing wherever music moves her, and adventures near and far with her Beloved. She splits her time between Cambridge, MA and Los Angeles, CA.