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Listen in as we talk about the signs and symptoms of mental illness, how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting children who struggle with their mental health, and how all of us can help. 

Listen as we interview objects from ovens to soccer balls about their incredible lives.

Listen as we interview objects from elevators to electrical outlets about their incredible lives.

Listen as Sarah, Evan, Anthony, and Amaya share the stories they're submitting to the NY Times Personal Essay Contest.

Listen as Cody, Jade, and Anja share the stories they're submitting to the NY Times Personal Essay Contest.

Listen as Connor tells us about his great baseball game. 

Listen to Katie tell a story about "The Chill Pill."

Listen as Katarina tells a story about her experience replaying the team who gave her a concussion.

Listen as Erik tells a story about how all of his excitement and enthusiasm was ruined in a moment.

Listen as we discuss James Dashner's "The Maze Runner," a novel about kids ending up in a mysterious and frightening place.

Listen as we discuss Soman Chainani's "School for Good and Evil," a novel about about kidnapped children being trained as fairy-tale heroes and villains.

Listen as we discuss Jon Krakauer's "Into Thin Air," a true story about a tragedy on Mt. Everest.

Listen as we discuss Brian Jacques's "Redwall," a novel about a mouse defending his kingdom.

Listen as we discuss Shannon Messenger's "Keeper of the Lost Cities," a novel about a young girl who finds out that she is an elf with telepathic abilities.

Listen as we discuss Erin Hunter's "Warriors: Into the Wild," a novel about an everyday house cat that finds himself tangled up in the war among clans of wild cats.

Listen as we discuss Jennifer Bertman's "Book Scavenger," a novel about a pair of kids trying to solve a mysterious puzzle-game in the city of San Francisco.

Listen as we discuss Paul Aertker's "Crime Travelers: Brainwashed," a novel about thirteen-year-old spy Lucas and his discovery that the "Good Company" has restarted a lucrative brainwashing business.

Listen as we discuss Chris Colfer's "Land of Stories," a novel about ordinary twins who end up diving into the world of fairy tales.

Listen as we discuss J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter," a novel about an ordinary boy turned wizard.

Listen as we discuss Alan Gratz's "Projekt 1065," a novel about a young Irish spy living in Germany during World War II.

Listen as we discuss Rick Riordan's "Percy Jackson," a novel about a wayward boy & Greek mythology in the modern world. 

Listen as we discuss Sharon M. Draper's "Blended," a novel about divorce, race, and identity. 

Our class likes to talk to objects.

Our class likes to talk to objects.

The very first (and very last!) episode of CandleCast, the world's only podcast about scented candles.