Author Spotlight: Meg Medina Must Change Gears Like Her Fictional Character

The author’s new hardcover book won’t be stocked by Barnes & Noble. She understands the business plight of the chain, but worries about collateral damage to authors and young readers alike.


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Lauren

How long did Merci Suarez Changes Gears stay a New York Times bestseller?