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Here's how YA publishers and authors reach their fans: online and on their smartphones. more...Children's Book Week: A Photo-Essay
Here's a look at the May 13–19 celebrations, held in more than 50 cities across the U.S. more...A Better Investment Than Pizza: Discussing Picture Books at Politics and Prose
In honor of the 75th anniversary of the Caldecott Award, Politics and Prose Bookstore in Washington, D.C., hosted a picture book panel on May 19 called Through the Ages for All Ages more...BEA 2013: Children’s Galleys to Grab
Click through to learn which of your favorite authors will be showing off their new titles. more...The Bestselling Children's Books of 2012
For children's books, without a doubt, the Hunger Games was the story of the year. Its performance far exceeded that of all other books for children and teens. more...Fall 2013 Sneak Previews
Our exclusive Fall 2013 listings feature new titles from Kate DiCamillo, Rick Riordan, Francesca Lia Block, and many others. more...cookbooks and more. Sign up here!
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Book NewsLost and Bound: A Misplaced Notebook Finds a Publisher
This October, Simon & Schuster will publish Isabelle and Isabella's Book of Rules, written by Isabelle Busath, age 10, and Isabella Thordsen, age 8, with illustrations by Priscilla Burris, after the original was found in a parking lot and returned.
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Industry NewsA Better Investment Than Pizza: Discussing Picture Books at Politics and Prose
In honor of the 75th anniversary of the Caldecott Award, Politics and Prose Bookstore in Washington, D.C., hosted a picture book panel on May 19 called Through the Ages for All Ages
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Industry NewsChildren's Book Week 2013: A Bookstore Photo Essay
Here's a look at the May 13–19 celebrations, held in more than 50 cities across the U.S.
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Book NewsMargaret Stohl Flies Solo – with a Little Help from Her Friends
For her nine-city tour to promote her new book, Icons, Margaret Stohl invited more than 20 YA authors to join her at different stops along the way.
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Book News'The Cabinet of Curiosities' Leaps from Blog to Book
Greenwillow Books has acquired a story collection that has its roots in a blog written by four middle-grade authors.
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Industry NewsIn Brief: May 23
This week, children's book luminaries gather in support of Newtown, Conn.; two authors recall their childhood friendship; an author returns to center stage; and fans line up for books with girl power.
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Book NewsRights Report: Week of May 20, 2013
New deals for John Boyne, Shannon Hale, Melissa Gilbert and Sarah Weeks & David Small.
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Book NewsTor Seidler: A Launch and a Relaunch
Atheneum Books for Young Readers has acquired rights to Firstborn, a new middle-grade novel by Tor Seidler, as well as The Wainscott Weasel and the NBA finalist Mean Margaret.
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Industry NewsDiversity on the Page, Behind the Pencil, and in the Office
As part of Children's Book Week, Charlesbridge in Watertown, Mass., welcomed authors, booksellers, librarians, and other area publishers for a discussion with the Children's Book Council on diversity in children's book publishing.
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Industry NewsBarefoot Books Stops Selling to Amazon
Seven years after Barefoot Books in Cambridge, Mass., cut off Barnes & Noble and Borders, it announced that it has terminated its relationship with Amazon in North America and in the U.K.
Screenwriter, playwright, and humorist Paul Rudnick discusses his first book for teens, Gorgeous, the enduring allure of royalty and happily-ever-after endings, and the power of humor and wit. Author Photo by Hat Head Studio.

