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New Auctions Project Supports 'Kid Lit Says No Kids in Cages' Effort
The website Writers for Families Belong Together is the home base for a new fundraising project that benefits the ongoing Kid Lit Says No Kids in Cages campaign in support of immigrant families.
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Movie Alert: 'The Darkest Minds'
We spoke with Alexandra Bracken about the process of bringing her futuristic YA novel to the big screen.
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In Brief: July 12, 2018
This week, Jessica Kensky and Patrick Downes visit patients at Boston Medical Center; a parade float honors Anica Mrose Rissi's 'The Teacher's Pet'; Todd Parr and his fans volunteer at a food bank; and Dianne White says hello to her new picture book.
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Children's Job Moves: June 2018
Job moves in children's literature in June 2018.
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Literacy Spotlight: Literacy for Incarcerated Teens
We take a look at the New York-based nonprofit Literacy for Incarcerated Teens, which is solely devoted to supplying reading material and promoting literacy for incarcerated youth in New York state.
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Rights Report: Week of July 9, 2018
New deals for Maulik Pancholy, Susan Cooper, Steven Kellogg, and more.
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B&N Launches New Kids' Program
Barnes & Noble has launched a nationwide program, "Kids' Book Hangout," intended to give young readers ages 6–12 a space to talk about books in its stores while playing games and activities.
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'Raising Our Voices' Gets Louder: Photos from Kid Lit Marches
The Raising Our Voices poster and postcard campaign to share printable images for activists protesting the separation of families due to immigration policy enforcement gained momentum this past weekend, as marches took place across the country.
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'Every Person in NY': Children’s Author Edition
Artist Jason Polan created sketches of a number of children’s book authors and illustrators during this year's BookExpo in New York City, and we’ve gathered a selection here.
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Rights Report: Week of July 2, 2018
New deals for Amelia Kahaney, P.J. Hoover, Solli Rafael, and more.
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PW KidsCast: A Conversation with Katie Green
British author-illustrator Katie Green discusses her graphic memoir ‘Lighter Than My Shadow,’ which traces her long struggle with and recovery from anorexia, as well as why telling the story visually was so important.
