Dr. Seuss vs. Madonna: Can Celebrities Write Good Children’s Books? – The Atlantic

I’ve blogged about the whole celebrities writing kids book thing before, but this is a nice overview of why celebrity authors keep dropping into the kids book world, and why they aren’t usually successful. Dr. Seuss vs. Madonna: Can Celebrities Write Good Children’s Books? – The Atlantic.

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