How a child struggling with words became a literary genius
In short: Explore the personal evolution of Jacqueline Woodson, from early literacy challenges to becoming an acclaimed author. This conversation reveals the origins of her profound connection to language.
In this excerpt from the Design Matters podcast, Jacqueline Woodson discusses her journey from childhood struggles with words to her status as an illustrious writer. The video provides insight into how she developed her deep passion for reading and writing.
Notable titles in Woodson's acclaimed bibliography comprise 'Brown Girl Dreaming', 'After Tupac and D Foster', 'Feathers', and 'Show Way'. She has received distinguished prizes, notably the National Book Award plus the MacArthur 'Genius Grant'.
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