Episode 15: A Conversation with Dr. Jewell Parker Rhodes
Reading in The Middle · Annisha Jeffries
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Show Notes
Dr. Jewell Parker Rhodes is a New York Times bestselling author and respected educator, renowned for her engaging stories that connect with audiences of all ages. Her notable works, including Ghost Boys, Black Brother, Black Brother, and Paradise on Fire, confront crucial social topics with care and insight. In her newest novel, Will’s Race for Home, Dr. Rhodes takes readers to the 1889 Oklahoma Land Rush, exploring resilience, hope, and the quest for belonging.
In addition to her writing, Dr. Rhodes holds the Virginia G. Piper Endowed Chair at Arizona State University and is the Founding Artistic Director of the Virginia G. Piper Center for Creative Writing. Her literary and educational projects show her commitment to promoting social justice, equity, and environmental awareness.
Join us as we explore Dr. Rhodes's inspirations, her methods for addressing complex subjects with young readers, and the influence she hopes her narratives will create.
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