Bullying: Prevention and Tips (2:56)

Bullying can take the form of verbal, physical or emotional abuse, but no matter how it manifests, it is harmful to the victim. While this can happen in any setting, one of the most troublesome spots to be bullied is at school. Fortunately, children can be taught to use their voice, body language and confidence to learn how to assert themselves against bullies, and this will hopefully end the cycle. In this video, http://www.WatchMojo.com speaks with a personal safety instructor who provides some useful inf

Date added: 09/10/2009

Chatting With Author Padma Viswanathan (2:30)

Out of a discussion with her grandmother about their family’s history, Padma Viswanathan had the novel, The Toss of a Lemon. This book is not simply a story, but a cultural reflection of the world in which Viswanathan’s great-grandmother – a Brahmin – lived. The Brahmin is the class of Hinduism which refers to the preachers and scholars. The tale of this widow, who is forced to live a socially restricted and difficult life, showcases life in India as has never been written before. In this video, htt

Date added: 09/20/2009

Decoding The Meaning of Your Dreams (1:38)

WatchMojo.com sits down with a Dream Specialist who speaks on the most common type of dreams and decoding the meaning behind them.

Date added: 01/21/2009

How To Be Street Smart (2:40)

It’s easy to think you’d be able to defend yourself against an attacker if necessary. However, the truth becomes shockingly clear if the situation presents itself that most people simply freeze when assaulted. A self-defense course will teach children how to evade abduction or an attack. Staying aware, avoiding problems, screaming and finding help are all important tools you will learn. Most importantly, a hands-on approach to learning self-defense is imperative to train your brain not to freeze during

Date added: 09/21/2009

Interview With Anthony De Sa, Author of Barnacle of Love (2:30)

In stories brimming with life, Anthony De Sa captures the innocent dreams and bitter disappointments of the immigrant experience in his book Barnacle of Love. In this video clip we had a chance to sit down with the author. Part 1 of 2 For more information click Here.

Interview With Author A.S. Byatt (2:47)

A.S. Byatt is a celebrated British novelist with her most well-known work ,'Possession', made into a film starring Gwyneth Paltrow and Aaron Eckhart. Her latest novel,'The Children's Book,' is an historical, social and political account of the era between the 19th and 20th centuries, leading up to the First World War. The book was a finalist for 2009's Man Booker Prize. In this video, http://www.WatchMojo.com speaks with Byatt about 'The Children's Book,' as well as her writing process and why she'll never

Date added: 10/07/2009

Interview With Author Anne Michaels (2:28)

Canadian poet and novelist Anne Michaels is a highly praised and celebrated author. And she is notoriously shy in interviews: Michaels prefers the ideas in her books to be considered on their own, without intrusion by her own opinions and outside information about the author’s life. Her most recent work, 'The Winter Vault,' was shortlisted for the Giller Prize – one of Canada’s most prestigious literary awards. The book, like her previous novel, – the critically acclaimed 'Fugitive Pieces' – is ce

Date added: 10/21/2009

Interview With Author David Bergen (3:07)

In this video we get to interview bestselling novelist David Bergen. He follows his Scotiabank Giller Prize—winning The Time in Between with a haunting novel about the clash of generations — and cultures. A brilliant portrait of a time and a place, The Retreat confirms Bergen’s reputation as one of the country’s most gifted and compelling writers. For more information click Here

Interview With Author Meg Rosoff (3:15)

Meg Rosoff had three or four careers in publishing and advertising before she started writing in her forties. She is the author of How I Live Now , Just In Case and What I Was. All of which have earned her numerous prizes including the highest American and British honors for YA fiction: the Michael L. Printz Award and the Carnegie Medal. In this video we had the opportunity to interview Rosoff about her writing and things the things that inspire her. For more information click Here

Date added: 06/05/2009