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Reading Reckoning: Inside the Debates Over Literacy Methods
The long-running debate about how to teach children to read rages on, with a deeper emphasis on science; we spoke with a number of experts about the rise in reading instruction reform and the future of literacy.
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Children's Book Creators for Conservation Plans a Volunteer Mission
Nine children’s book creators known for depicting wildlife and the natural world have committed to a volunteer program in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, this October.
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In Brief: August 3, 2023
Recently, a beloved children’s character appeared (or not!) for an annual scavenger hunt; an author took his bookstore on the road; and an author held a launch event highlighting history.
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Children's Job Moves: July 2023
Job moves in children's publishing during July 2023.
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2023 In Memoriam: Children’s Book Creators and Publishers Remembered
See our tributes to children’s authors, illustrators, and publishers we have lost this year.
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2023 San Diego Comic-Con in Photos
Many creators of comics and graphic novels for young readers were on hand to meet fans, appear on panels, and sign copies of their new books at North America's biggest pop culture event.
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In Brief: July 27, 2023
Recently an author welcomed a reality TV star to her event; an author-illustrator duo gave demonstrations at their signing; and an author held a book launch.
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Antonia Markiet to Retire from HarperCollins Children’s Books
Antonia Markiet, a longtime editorial director of HarperCollins Children’s Books, is retiring effective September 15; she has worked at the publisher for 50 years.
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Building Bigger Readers with Book Talks
We asked teachers and librarians to share how they create book talks that are so compelling, their students can’t help but grab the books off the shelves.
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10 New Children’s and YA Books with Disability Representation
These books for young readers explore a variety of disabilities and chronic illnesses, showing characters adapting to their differences and thriving.
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Children's Author Becomes a 'Loudmouth' for Banned Books
Author Leah Johnson isn't simply speaking up against censorship—she's putting banned books into people's hands, and will open Loudmouth Books in Indianapolis in late September.
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A 'Creepy' Rabbit Goes on Tour
In honor of the Creepy Tales series by author Aaron Reynolds and illustrator Peter Brown, a Jasper Rabbit costume has been on tour, visiting bookstores, libraries, schools, and more.
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New Kids' and YA Books: Week of July 24, 2023
Among the books hitting shelves next week are a graphic novel adventure following a group of magical foster creatures, a middle grade tale about navigating others' perceptions, a YA mystery series finale, and more.
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In Brief: July 20, 2023
Recently, a Caldecott Medalist held a draw-along event; authors teamed up for a book launch; and picture book creators appeared in conversation.
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HarperCollins to Shutter Inkyard Press, Lay Off Staff
HarperCollins Publishers has announced that Inkyard Press, the YA imprint under the publisher's Harlequin Trade Publishing division, will be shuttered, and its staff laid off on August 1.
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Children's Publisher to Open Bookstore in Connecticut
In a matter of days, Tu Books publisher Stacy Whitman will open the bricks-and-mortar Curious Cat Bookshop in Winsted, Conn.
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In Brief: July 13, 2023
Recently authors took a spin around a book festival; gave a keynote address highlighting queer literature; and held a book launch event.
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Obituary: Mary Ann Hoberman
Award-winning children's author and poet Mary Ann Hoberman died July 7 following a long illness; she was 92.
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Liberation Station Bookstore Is a Family Affair
Liberation Station, which specializes in kids' and YA books by Black authors and illustrators, is North Carolina’s first Black-owned children’s bookstore; we spoke with children's author Victoria Scott-Miller, who runs the store with her family, about the its origins and mission.
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San Diego Comic-Con 2023: Comics for Kids and YA
San Diego Comic-Con has set aside Sunday, July 23, as Kids Day, but there will be plenty of young readers’ and YA content every day of the show; click through for a peek at new and upcoming offerings by kids’ comics creators featured at SDCC.
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