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Kokila Celebrates Fifth Anniversary: A Photo Essay
Kokila, a Penguin Young Reader imprint that centers on highlighting marginalized creators, marked its five-year anniversary with a celebration at the Center for Fiction in Brooklyn on October 10.
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In Brief: October 17, 2024
Recently, a horror writer returned to his hometown for a spooky event, an author sought out the real-life subject of her picture book, siblings celebrated their final book event together, students explored a construction vehicle, an author found a serendipitous mural, and writers enjoyed an awards ceremony.
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'Freedom to Read Day of Action' Takes On Book Bans
On Saturday, October 19, libraries, bookstores, and other partners and advocates across the country will be holding community events and rallies against book banning as part of the inaugural Freedom to Read Day of Action.
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Educators Share the Power of Zines
PW spoke with three educators who are making and sharing zines with their students and patrons.
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In Memoriam: Lore Segal
Esteemed author and educator Lore Segal, who wrote and translated clever and sunny children's tales alongside the autobiographical adult stories and novels informed by her early life as a Jewish refugee during WWII, died on October 7 at her home in Manhattan. She was 96.
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Brooklyn Book Festival 2024 in Photos
The annual Brooklyn Book Festival took place over the weekend of September 28–29; children’s authors made appearances at various events, including Children’s Day on September 28, which gathered authors, illustrators, booksellers, and young readers for storytimes and activities.
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From Venezia to the Village: Sullaluna Bookshop and Bistrot Arrives in NYC
Sullaluna NYC, an outpost of a Venetian bookstore and bistrot founded in 2017, distinguishes itself with a focus on illustrated titles for children and adults in English and Italian.
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Penguin Young Readers Expands 'Bluey' After License Renewal
Penguin has renewed its master publishing deal with BBC Studios for the hit preschool animated series Bluey. Bluey books have sold more than 20 million copies in 22 languages worldwide, including 8.5 million in the U.S.
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Movie Alert: 'White Bird'
'Wonder' author R.J. Palacio’s graphic novel 'White Bird,' a sequel of sorts to 'Wonder,' was published in 2019 and five years later, the film adaptation is set to hit the big screen.
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Licensing Hotline: October 3, 2024
When Papp International acquired Chouette in 2023, it brought the ancillary publishing program for The Little Prince into its licensing portfolio. The publisher has just closed a deal to become the lead publisher for ancillary publishing in the Americas.
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In Brief: October 3, 2024
Recently an author announced a new book, a comedian made her middle grade debut, a former state official discussed her picture book, the New York Stock Exchange hosted a launch event, a chef hosted an event at his home, and an author presented her book to students during Banned Books Week.
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'Making the World a More Colorful Place': Highlights from the 2024 Carle Honors
The children's book community gathered in New York City on September 26 for the 17th annual Carle Honors, celebrating individuals and organizations whose work has elevated the art of picture book-making.
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Chappaqua Children's Book Festival in Photos
More than 100 children's authors and illustratosr gathered in Chappaqua, N.Y. on September 28 to enjoy the 12th annual Chappaqua Children's Book Festival.
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Children’s Job Moves: September 2024
New job announcements in children’s publishing for September 2024.
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Finalists for 2024 NBA for Young People's Literature Announced
The National Book Foundation has revealed the five finalists for the 2024 National Book Award for Young People's Literature.
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A.S. King Builds Gracie's House, an Inclusive Nonprofit
Out of a family tragedy, author A.S. King and her son Jaxon King, 17, are building Gracie’s House, a nonprofit that creates safe spaces for queer youth and diverse families.
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In Brief: September 26, 2024
This month, an author joined an actor for a reading of his book ahead of the film adaptation’s release, middle grade authors came together for a book launch, a picture book creator led an art activity, and a museum celebrated Banned Books Week.
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Kidlit for Kamala Generates Momentum with Author Endorsements
More than 700 authors and illustrators have endorsed Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris and VP candidate Tim Walz, in a letter circulated by the coalition Kidlit for Kamala.
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Spotlight on Children's Books in Translation
In honor of World Kid Lit Month in September, we spoke with publishers and translators about the landscape of children’s books in translation.
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