Newbery Medal Winner Jack Gantos Plays Not My Job

Filed by KOSU News in Art & Life.
January 28, 2012

On Monday, Jack Gantos won the Newbery Medal, the highest award in children’s literature, for his novel Dead End in Norvelt. He’s also written the Rotten Ralph series for kids, several novels … oh, and a memoir about the 18 months he spent in a federal penitentiary on drug-smuggling charges. (We don’t know if that one had pictures.)

We’ve invited Gantos to play a game called “Oh, darling! Take me in your arms!” Three questions about Harlequin romance novels. [Copyright 2012 National Public Radio]

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