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Taylor Norman Joins Holiday House's Neal Porter Books
After spending her entire career at Chronicle Books, children's book editor Taylor Norman will join Holiday House as executive editor of Neal Porter Books on July 18.
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Clarion Launches New Imprint Headed by Linda Sue Park
At the helm of Allida, a new children's imprint launching in early 2023, will be Newbery winner Linda Sue Park and Clarion v-p and editorial director Anne Hoppe.
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PRH and OddFellows Partner for Books and Ice Cream
Penguin Random House and Brooklyn-based ice cream company OddFellows Ice Cream have partnered to bring readers a summer treat with the Brain Freeze Book Club.
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In Brief: June 23, 2022
This month authors made appearances with 'Saturday Night Live' writers; launched books about an iconic country star; and celebrated a book release as a family.
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Children's Institute 10: Charlie Jane Anders Says ‘Magical Portals Exist, and Adults Aren’t Real’
The science fiction author drew a standing ovation from the Ci10 audience as she discussed her childhood and start as a writer.
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Children’s Institute 10 Celebrates Community
The conference's first in-person show in two years, held in Phoenix June 20-22, buzzed with a giddy camaraderie.
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'Welcome, Lightmakers': Ci10 Opens with Keynote by Karen Walrond
The programming portion of this year’s Children’s Institute got off to a joyful start on June 21, with a breakfast keynote by author, lawyer, and activist Karen Walrond.
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Movie Alert: 'Love & Gelato'
We spoke with YA author Jenna Evans Welch about the process of seeing her 2016 debut, 'Love & Gelato,' adapted for the screen.
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In Brief: June 16, 2022
This month, authors make appearances on the Today Show; present debut novels in N.Y.C.; make a return appearance on Good Morning America; and kick off an international book tour.
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TV Alert: 'The Summer I Turned Pretty'
Sunny summer days are on the horizon and so is love in Jenny Han's 2009 book turned screen adaptation of 'The Summer I Turned Pretty.'
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HarperCollins Teams Up with Trevor Project
HarperCollins and the Trevor Project, the world's largest suicide prevention and mental health organization for LGBTQ+ young people, are set for a yearlong partnership.
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Reading with Olympia and Ira: An Explosion of Descendants!
Publishing veteran Betsy Groban continues her ongoing series of observations about her grandchildren's reading habits.
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Cheryl Klein Named Editorial Director of Algonquin Young Readers
Klein, who previously served as editorial director of Lee & Low, will report to publisher Stacy Lellos.
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Read Alouds That Rock: Poetry Storytimes
Continuing our series on on Read Alouds That Rock, we spoke with four teachers and librarians about the ways they incorporate poetry in classrooms and libraries.
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When Libraries Are a Battlefield: Standing Up for Kids' Right to Read
Amid the surge in censorship and banning, we spoke with librarians across the country who are defending books and the readers who want, and need, to read them.
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Librarians Wrap Up a Difficult Year
As the 2021–2022 school year comes to a close, we asked a number of school librarians to reflect on the year that was. We learned that even though this past year was a return to in-person learning for most schools across the country, it was rarely a return to normalcy.
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School Librarians Under Pressure
Librarians are facing the ongoing stresses of the pandemic, the rise in book challenges and banning, and other obstacles through advocacy and collaboration.
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Book to Film and Back: 'Star Child' Returns to Print with A24
Indie entertainment company A24's publishing division is bringing Claire A. Nivola's 2014 picture book 'Star Child' back into print in a redesigned and expanded edition; the book was prominently featured in the 2021 film 'C’mon C’mon,' written and directed by Mike Mills.
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Ten Years of Finding Waldo Local
Next month marks one decade since bookstores began using the bespectacled children's book character in the red-and-white-striped shirt, who is featured in Martin Handford Where's Waldo? books, for a summertime promotion to encourage families to shop local.
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Grants to Ukrainian Publishers Announced
Poland's Universal Reading Foundation has been leading an international effort to get books into the hands of Ukrainian refugee children in Poland and support Ukrainian publishers. The Foundation has revealed the recipients of its grant application process.
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