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  • All Things Children at ABA

    PW caught up with Matthew Zoni, manager of the ABC Children's Group, and with ABA senior program officer Joy Dallanegra-Sanger, to find out more about the ABA's stepped-up commitment to children's programming.

  • In Brief: March 6

    This week, a bookstore shows its true colors for Dr. Seuss; an author brings her expertise to a presidential museum; friends and florals help fete a children's book writer; an author celebrates a decade of hamster hijinks; and writer-illustrator team give fans a dose of literary medicine.

  • Celebrating Dr. Seuss's 110th Birthday

    Random House Children's Books, in partnership with Dr. Seuss Enterprises, is commemorating Theodor Geisel's 110th birthday with Dr. Seuss's Birthday Club, a new online venture.

  • So What Does an Editor 'Really' Do?: NECBA Booksellers Meet in N.H.

    Approximately 25 booksellers braved the cold and attended the New England Children’s Booksellers Advisory Council held its first 2014 meeting at the Portsmouth Public Library in downtown Portsmouth, N.H.

  • New Name and Affiliation for Austin Teen Book Festival

    Five years after its founding, the Austin Teen Book Festival is changing its name to the Texas Teen Book Festival and collaborating with the Texas Book Festival.

  • In Brief: March 4

    On our radar: NYC children enjoy a seasonally appropriate reading; three writers meet Illinois fans; a bookshop hosts a breakfast of (reading) champions; and a first-time novelist gets a hometown welcome.

  • Put Me in the Story Lifts Sourcebooks Sales

    With a 22% spike in total company revenues in 2013, Chicago-based Sourcebooks continues to build momentum in the marketplace.

  • Jay Asher Headlines '50 States Against Bullying' Campaign

    Penguin Books for Young Readers hopes to further spread the anti-bullying message of Jay Asher's "Thirteen Reasons Why" with its yearlong 50 States Against Bullying campaign

  • Northern California Children's Booksellers Alliance Holds First Meeting

    With a slightly different name and a showing of 80% new faces, the first meeting of the Northern California Children's Booksellers Alliance took place at Book Passage in Corte Madera, Calif. on February 24.

  • In Brief: February 27

    This week, writers welcome an anniversary edition of a classic; a picture book author celebrates her father's legacy; a little blue truck passes a big milestone; and a book launch "sparkles."

  • Children's Job Moves: February 2014

    New job announcements in children's publishing for February 2014.

  • 95th Annual Children's Book Week Promotions Ramp Up

    The 95th annual Children’s Book Week poster and bookmark have been revealed.

  • Peanuts Gang Hits Sourcebooks' Digital Platform

    Sourcebooks announced on February 27 that the Chicago-based publisher is adding the Peanuts gang to its Put Me in the Story digital platform, which allows parents to create personalized versions of children's books as an app or in print format.

  • StoriesAlive Offers Interactive Children’s Stories

    Launched in October 2013, StoriesAlive is an app and subscription service offering access to a library of multimedia-rich, interactive children's stories.

  • Kirsten Hall Launches Agency

    Agent Kirsten Hall is leaving London-based Bright Agency to form her own company, Catbird Productions, which will package books for publishers and operate as a boutique agency for debut children's book author/illustrators. Catbird Productions is based in New York City.

  • 'Books Matter' at SCIBA's Annual Children's Literacy Dinner

    The Southern California Independent Booksellers Association topped itself this year with a record-breaking number of authors, booksellers, and librarians.

  • "Why Did That Book Win?": A Children's Books Boston Discussion

    One hundred children's booksellers, publishers, librarians, and students turned out for the second gathering of Children's Books Boston for a panel on literary awards.

  • Indies First Returns This Spring with Storytime Day

    Author Kate DiCamillo, the ABA, and the CBC are asking authors and illustrators to support indies by reading a story aloud at a bookstore on May 17.

  • Children’s Books: A Shifting Market

    PW examines the current state of children's publishing with a look at who's buying, what they're buying, where they're buying, and in what formats.

  • Voices of Experience: Advice from Publishing Veterans

    We asked industry folks for some words of wisdom they'd pass along to their just-starting-out-in-publishing selves.

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