
Episode #41
Mr. Jacob reads Roar Like a Dandelion
Ruth Krauss doesn't miss, and Roar Like a Dandelion , illustrated by Sergio Ruzzier, is a posthumous feather in her cap.


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Signup to Generate a PitchMr. Jacob Reads is hosted by Mister Jacob. The show has published 39 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Mr. Jacob reads Roar Like a Dandelion" (21 October 2026, 4 minutes), "Mr. Jacob reads The Upside Down Girl" (19 October 2026, 3 minutes), and "Mr. Jacob reads I Built a Rocket Ship" (16 October 2026, 3 minutes).
Mr. Jacob Reads publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 3 minutes across 39 episodes.
Booking probability for Mr. Jacob Reads is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Mr. Jacob Reads requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Mr. Jacob Reads's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Mr. Jacob Reads are Courses, Coaching & Lessons. Mr. Jacob Reads has an arts audience.
Mister Jacob hosts Mr. Jacob Reads, an arts show with 39 episodes published.
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Episode #41
Ruth Krauss doesn't miss, and Roar Like a Dandelion , illustrated by Sergio Ruzzier, is a posthumous feather in her cap.

Episode #40
Keith Negley's The Upside Down Girl is a book for everyone who wasn't even bothering anyone!

Episode #39
Anna Lazowski's I Built a Rocket Ship, illustrated by Jennica Lounsbury, is a heavy book with no shortage of love.

Episode #35
Tom Gauld's The Little Wooden Robot and the Log Princess is a fairy tale flavored story about helping one another out!

Episode #34
Pam Fong's Claire and the Cathedral is a wordless wonder, sparing in its use of miraculous color!

Episode #33
Matthew Cordell's 102 is a wild fever dream with a fun motif!

Episode #32
Joe Todd-Stanton's A Mouse Called Julian is full of unexpected turns!

Episode #31
Corey R. Tabor's Bear for a Day is a whimsical romp with a fun twist!

Episode #30
Ruth Krauss' Is This You? is made adorable by Crockett Johnson's illustrations, but even better with your kid's!

Episode #28
Chris Baker overcame arachnophobia to write compassionately about a spider, and Byron Eggenschwiler's illustrations make Weaver and the Web come alive!

Episode #27
Lucy Knisley's Searching for Wocks is one of the best books of the year, and it doesn't even boast much of a story!

Episode #26
Rosemary Well's Benjamin & Tulip is a perfect classic that deserves new recognition.

Episode #25
Anne Renaud and Ohara Hale's Mr. Kuroki's Garden is a true story about love beyond sight.

Episode #24
Mary Oliver's Goldfinches was already a work of majesty, and Melissa Sweet elevates the experience for kids and caregivers alike.

Episode #23
Stephen Barr and AG Ford's If This Were the World is about children at play.

Episode #21
<p>Drew Beckmeyer's Stalactite & Stalagmite is a coup, a masterwork, and a treat.</p>

Episode #21
Drew Beckmeyer's Stalactite & Stalagmite is a coup, a masterwork, and a treat.

Episode #20
<p>Chloé Alméras' Josephine is a book about harmonious contrapositions.</p>

Episode #19
<p>Jesper Cederstand and Clara Dackenberg's How to Comfort a Monster is about the invaluable futility of helping the helpless.</p>

Episode #18
<p>Deborah Underwood and Jax Chow's Tiny Garden is a book about a child unshaken by the demands of the world.</p>
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