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Children’s Publishers Honor Quint

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by Diane Roback, Children's Bookshelf -- Publishers Weekly, 6/15/2006

The biggest names in the children’s book industry gathered on Tuesday evening to bid farewell to Paula Quint, president and executive director of the Children’s Book Council, who is retiring this month after 40 years at the CBC.

Several veterans who have retired from the business, including Susan Hirschman, John Keller, Jim Giblin, Eden Ross Lipson and Paulette Kaufmann, were among the many who gathered to pay tribute to Quint. In a speech, Simon Boughton, chair of the CBC’s board of directors, called Quint “a champion of children’s books, and an unfailing advocate for our industry and its ideals.” In the first photo, Quint displays a personalized drawing from Kevin Henkes based on Kitten’s First Full Moon, given to her by the CBC board.

 
 Paula Quint

 
 Susan Hirschman and Paula Quint
 
 Jean Feiwel, Emma Dryden and Craig Virden
 
 Angus Killick, Arthur Levine and Liz Van Doren
 
 Elizabeth Law, Rick Richter and Neal Porter
 
 John Mason and Maria Modugno
 
 Eden Ross Lipson and George Nicholson
 
Emily Easton, Leonard Marcus and Katherine Tegen
 
 Doug Whiteman and John Briggs
 
 John Keller, Chip Gibson, Craig Virden, Paula Quint and Nancy Gallt
 
 Beverly Horowitz and Elise Howard
 
 Anne Schwartz and Pat Schroeder
 
 Mimi Kayden and Marc Cheshire
 
 Paula Quint and Simon Boughton
 
 Regina Hayes and Paula Quint
All photos courtesy Tracy van Straaten

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