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Pictures of the Week: Kid Lit Authors, Illustrators at Sandy Hook; Book^2 Camp Conference

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Sandy Pictures of the Week: Kid Lit Authors, Illustrators at Sandy Hook; Book^2 Camp Conference

Authors and illustrators visited Sandy Hook Elementary School on Tuesday for the first assembly program since moving into its new building following the December 14, 2012 shooting that took the lives of 26 children and staff at the school. Pictured (from left to right): Vincent Kirsch, Alan Katz, Katie Davis, Bruce Degen, Tracy Dockery, Mike Rex.

 

sandy2 Pictures of the Week: Kid Lit Authors, Illustrators at Sandy Hook; Book^2 Camp Conference

Vincent Kirsch with his Toy Theatre.

 

Book2 Pictures of the Week: Kid Lit Authors, Illustrators at Sandy Hook; Book^2 Camp Conference

Attendees convened for the 3rd annual Book^2 Camp conference in New York City Sunday February 10 to discuss the future of the book and other issues related to publishing.

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