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Keeper of Myths
Book • 2017
Jasmine Richards's 'Keeper of Myths' is referenced in the episode as her most recent novel, placing her among experienced children's authors and editors.
The book combines Richards's editorial experience and interest in inclusive storytelling, and it sits within her broader body of work across picture books to teen fiction.
While the episode identifies the title and publisher, it emphasizes Richards's role as both creator and editor, reflecting the book's commercial positioning.
The novel is part of her credentials that inform her advice on pitching and developing children's fiction.
Readers familiar with Richards's career can expect strong character voice and careful craft in the book's execution.
The book combines Richards's editorial experience and interest in inclusive storytelling, and it sits within her broader body of work across picture books to teen fiction.
While the episode identifies the title and publisher, it emphasizes Richards's role as both creator and editor, reflecting the book's commercial positioning.
The novel is part of her credentials that inform her advice on pitching and developing children's fiction.
Readers familiar with Richards's career can expect strong character voice and careful craft in the book's execution.
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Jasmine Richards
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