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In Brief: December 3, 2020
This week, Epic Reads holds a timely talk; Elizabeth Wein has an 'enigmatic' virtual tour; Henry Winkler and Lin Oliver have a launch that’s out of this world; and Brown Books Publishing gets into the Christmas spirit.
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Children's Starred Reviews 2020
Our Children’s Starred Reviews Annual features more than 300 reviews of exceptional books for young readers, a selection of interviews with some of today’s top authors and illustrators, our 50 Best Books of 2020, and a cover by Stephen Savage.
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Children's Job Moves: November 2020
Job moves in children's publishing during November 2020.
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S&S; to Launch Two Graphic Novel Lines for Young Readers
Little Simon Graphic Novels, created for readers ages five to nine, will roll out in February 2021 under the Little Simon chapter-book imprint, and Ready-to-Read Graphics will debut next summer.
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TV Alert: 'Doug Unplugs'
We spoke with author-illustrator Dan Yaccarino about the latest adaptation of his picture books: 'Doug Unplugs,' a seven-episode show from DreamWorks Animation releasing on the AppleTV+ platform this month.
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Scholastic Book Fairs Revamps with New Options in Pandemic Era
Scholastic Book Fairs has charted a new course by offering a series of redesigned book fair options to meet customers’ needs amid Covid-19 restrictions.
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OverDrive's Libby App Features NBA Finalists
In an effort to make the finalists for this year's National Book Award accessible to readers, OverDrive has created an e-book collection featuring shortlisted titles, available for free via its Libby app.
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Phoenix International Debuts School and Library Imprint
Phoenix International Publications is launching Sequoia Kids Media, a new imprint targeting the school and library market.
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In Brief: November 19, 2020
This week, Chloe Gong launches a 'delight' of a debut; Jason Naylor unveils a colorful surprise; Scholastic Press authors gather for a heart-to-heart; and Marissa Meyer is a Karma Chameleon.
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Kacen Callender Wins 2020 NBA for Young People's Literature
Accepting the award for their novel 'King and the Dragonflies,' Kacen Callender said, "Young people already have changed the world in so many ways, and it’s an honor and a privilege to be given the platform and the opportunity to help in their guidance through the magic of story.”
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