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Jessica Whipple
Home
Books
Author Visits
About
Poetry & More
Media
Help for Writers
Newsletter Signup
Home
Books
Author Visits
About
Poetry & More
Media
Help for Writers
Newsletter Signup

Audio/Video

“OCD, Beyond the Neat and Orderly” - The Neurodiversity Podcast, Episode 227

Kid Lit Meet and Greet with Jessica Whipple - Hosted by author Lori Keating (video)

“Navigating Neurodivergence in Parenting” - 2 Adoptive Mamas Podcast

“The Opposite of Fear Is Hope: Radical Acceptance and OCD - The Row House Forum

“Former Pittsburgher Writes Picture Book Based on Her Childhood” - WESA, Pittsburgh’s NPR station

“The Thing with Feathers” podcast

“You May Contribute a Verse” picturebook podcast

“The Spark” - WITF Public Radio

“In the Dark” poem - The Reformed Journal podcast

Print Media

“Jessica Whipple Starts a New Chapter” in Story Monsters Ink (subscription only)

“Lancaster Author’s New Book Represents Kids with OCD” in LNP/Lancaster Online

“Support a Local Author and Bookstore” in Lancaster County Magazine

“Local Author to Release Children’s Book” in Hempfield Merchandiser

“Sewickley’s Penguin Bookshop to Host Local Author Jessica Whipple” in The Sewickley Herald/TribLive

Blogs

Interview with Jessica Whipple at Back Matter Breakdown

25 Outstanding New Picture Books on Imagination Soup

I Think I Think a Lot on Author John Schu’s Blog

Enough Is… on author Vivian Kirkfield’s Blog

Cover Reveal for Enough Is... on Author Tara Lazar’s Blog

Review of Enough Is... on Teacherdance

Cover Reveal and Interview for I Think I Think a Lot on author Matt Forrest Esenwine’s Blog

Interview by Irene Latham

Q&A on Littsburgh

Upcoming Events

May 10 - Children’s Author Panel, more info TBD

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Jessica Whipple | Writer for Children & Adults

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