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The Future of Children’s Bookselling
Forward-thinking booksellers are reinventing community programming staples, from author visits to subscription boxes.
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Now Streaming: 'My Lady Jane'
In the live-action TV series adaptation of Cynthia Hand, Brodi Ashton, and Jodi Meadows’s YA novel 'My Lady Jane,' history gets a rewrite.
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Children's Job Moves: June 2024
New Job Announcements in children's publishing for June 2024.
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ALA 2024: Harrison, Eggers, Ryan Fêted at Youth Media Awards Banquet
During a ceremony on June 30 at the ALA’s annual conference, the winners of this year's top awards for children's literature accepted their medals and honors.
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2024 Beijing International Book Fair in Photos
The Beijing International Book Fair, which concluded its five-day run on June 23, celebrated its 30th edition this year.
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Positive Vibes at the 2024 Beijing International Book Fair
By the third day of the Beijing International Book Fair, which ran June 19–23, overseas exhibitors, some of whom had not been back for the past five or six years, were breathing a bit easier; packed booths and crowded exhibition halls bode well.
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2024 Carle Honors Announced
The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art has revealed the recipients of its 2024 Carle Honors, who will be fêted at an event on September 26 in New York City.
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Cover to Cover Books for Young Readers Announces New Owner
The Columbus, Ohio–based children's bookstore, one of the country's oldest, has announced that it was sold to store manager Bryan Loar, a former librarian, in December.
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Levine Querido Launches Imprint to Reissue Out-of-Print Books
Levine Querido is launching Re-Lit, an imprint focused on reissuing out-of-print books by BIPOC and LGBTQ authors as well as authors from underrepresented backgrounds.
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Children's Institute 2024: A Photo Essay
The American Booksellers Association's Children’s Institute 2024 took place in New Orleans June 10–12, and as is to be expected when 393 booksellers, 135 publishers' reps, and 26 vendors gather in that fabled city, the good times rolled.
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