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First Book and Little Free Library have joined forces to deliver essential reading materials to families in under-resourced neighborhoods, fostering a love for literacy among children.
Dutton honors the enduring legacy of Winnie-the-Pooh as the beloved character marks its 100th anniversary, celebrating the themes of friendship and nostalgia that continue to captivate audiences.
In this engaging dialogue, Sophie Mackintosh reflects on the works of Javier Marías, while Rabih Alameddine offers insights into the artistry of Joe Brainard.
In her debut novel, the author candidly examines and redefines the concept of family in an intimate narrative reflecting her nonfiction style.
Recent religion titles covering themes like power, democracy, faith, and kindness urge readers to engage politically amid a divided America.
Authors provide insights into enhancing connections with family, friends, and oneself.
In this week's highlights, Marie Pantojan from Random House secured North American rights to an intriguing new title at auction.
The post-lockdown era has seen a vibrant revival of publishing events, characterized by a mix of extravagant and quirky gatherings.
The 80th Edgar Awards celebrated both the history and future of mystery literature, honoring outstanding achievements in the genre.
Since the release of The Devil Wears Prada 2, there has been a resurgence of nostalgia for the original film, prompting a reflection on the evolution and challenges faced by the chick lit genre in modern literature.
The SPCK Group, the largest independent Christian publisher in the U.K., is set to produce a local edition of 'The Message.'
Eerdmans, a Christian publisher with a 114-year legacy, is venturing into literary nonfiction for the first time, marking a significant expansion in its publishing strategy.
Join Lisa Greenwald, celebrated author of the TBH books and the Friendship List series, as she engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Goldy Moldavsky, exploring their perspectives on literature and storytelling.
In this article by Erica Wetter, discover the perspective of Christian Robinson, a Caldecott Honor winner and recipient of three Coretta Scott King Honors, as he shares his creative journey and insights into his work.
The Society of Illustrators is collaborating on a meaningful initiative aimed at supporting children in foster care, providing artists with a unique opportunity to make a lasting impact through their creative work.
PW engages with Mac Barnett, the National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature, exploring his insights and experiences in the literary world.
Kristie Choi from Atheneum has secured the rights to "Where Time Ends," a young adult debut by Megan Fletcher, presented with high anticipation.
Tin House has experienced significant growth following its acquisition by Zando, sparking optimism among its employees and stakeholders about future prospects.
The Canadian publishing sector is witnessing significant progress in overcoming gender disparities, marking a transformative shift in its landscape.
In this latest column by Betsy Groban, reconnect with the joy of reading through the experiences of Olympia, Ira, Harry, and Bhoomi, highlighting their unique perspectives and shared love for literature.