À La Carte is a newsletter by creative director Ali LaBelle that explores creativity, curiosity, and inspiration.

stories, pictures, and food for thought from christian robinson

Kidlit recs, library ideas, and beyond from @librarychrissie, a K-5 Teacher-Librarian in the PNW.

Your weekly guide to children's books, raising readers, and how to build a culture of reading in your home.

Insights into my illustration from a messy desk to your inbox: sketchbooks, process, inspiration and picture books.

Impossible thoughts and complicated feelings, illustrated. With bonus musings on how to live a creative life.

Arts & Entertainment from Carson Ellis

A commonplace collection of things I like & things I write. History, culture, writing, with special attention paid to archives, textile history, mysticism, children's literature, and struggling to live authentically in a machine-driven world.

Conversations about how picture books work.

A weekly reminder there are things worth celebrating.

A dispatch from the desk of New York Times and internationally-bestselling author and illustrator Ella Frances Sanders, concerned primarily with paying close attention, the relationship between beauty and the mundane, and the things we fall in love with.

Exploring the best in animation from all around the world — part investigation, part treasure hunt.

Missives from the studio of author & illustrator Phoebe Wahl

Letters and postcards in the form of essays, mostly on wellbeing, culture, and style written by storyteller and author, LaTonya Yvette.

Bestselling novelist and bookstore owner Emma Straub has a lot to say, and this is where to read it.

rabbit holes and rabbit drawings

A newsletter for fans of the First Cat in Space, including release dates, exclusive comics, DIY projects, and more.

Emmy Kastner's newsletter that will include: inspiration, process, art, books, and other little life delights and things

Let’s explore the world like we’re sitting at the kid table — a celebration of books, adventures, and connection from a kidlit author-illustrator

The Ecstatic Review is a newsletter about how to talk about yourself.