Andrew Peterson's Blog, page 7

Featherheads, Flabbits, and Fendril-riders! Andrew’s first nonfiction book is coming out in less than a month! Preorders are open at the Rabbit Room, Amazon, and everywhere else, AND Andrew announced a few days ago that preorders come with a free song download! This new song is called “Linnea,” and it’s a tribute to Andrew’s connection […]

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FishMama Jessica Fisher shares her boys’ response to their family read-aloud of North! Or Be Eaten. Hilarious. Definitely fun. Kinda feels like it’s real. When a scary part happens, you definitely feel scared. I’m jealous that I didn’t think of those jokes. — FishBoy 8 … FishBoy12 didn’t want to join in our read-aloud time; […]

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The current update on the animated Wingfeather Saga is that it is proceeding apace. I know, the process is slow. But while you’re waiting, and especially if you have younger siblings or small children, you might want a sneak peek at something else Andrew’s had the opportunity to do lately. Andrew’s good friend Randall Goodgame […]

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Featherheads, Flabbits, Flamebearers and Fendril-riders (especially Fendril-riders), an announcement: Andrew will playing six shows in Sweden this month! If you live thereabouts or can convince your parents that a family vacation is in order (or even educational!), you may want to take note. For more information and tickets, visit Andrew’s music site! p.s. At all […]

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Monica from Beside the Creek recommends the Wingfeather Saga for the whole family, and she backs up this recommendation with reviews from the whole family! She says, We do a ton of reading in our house; both silently and out loud. Some is for school requirements, but most is for the pure enjoyment of all […]

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Carolyn Leiloglou from A House Full of Bookworms reviewed the Wingfeather Saga awhile back, and we’re grateful to be able to share her thoughts with you. Here’s a snippet: The plot is full of adventure, peril, monsters, battles, and humor. And on that front alone, these are great stories. But what makes these stories amazing […]

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Can I help you? Since Andrew’s announcement last week, a few of our old FAQs needed updating! You can find answers to many good questions, such as how Andrew finds story inspiration and whether there’ll be a reprint of the Creaturepedia (spoiler: YES), on our FAQ page. Click here or find the link in the […]

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Greetings, folks! I’m long overdue for a post, and right off the bat I need to say a huge thank-you to Madame Sidler for the stellar job she’s done moderating the site and the forum and everything in-between. Isn’t she awesome? And so…helpful? As some of you may have seen on Instagram, a new edition […]

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I know it has been a long time since the Animated Series Kickstarter. Some of you have been waiting forrrreeevvvverrrrr for the marvelous thing I am about to show you, and some of you have joined us since that campaign and will be seeing this for the first time. Either way, I am giddy to […]

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“Who says only kids got to draw?” said John when he sent in this excellent Leeli-likeness, and we agree. Drawing is for everyone. Everyone, send us your drawings.