Morning Notes: Bookit Edition

PRINT IS UNDEAD Physical book lovers take heart – print sales are on the rise. This story in The Wall Street Journal is focused on adult books, but talks about the publishing industry as a whole. Click here to read. SILENCED? This one took me by surprise. The estate of artist James Castle is suing […]

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PRINT IS UNDEAD

Physical book lovers take heart – print sales are on the rise. This story in The Wall Street Journal is focused on adult books, but talks about the publishing industry as a whole. Click here to read.

SILENCED?

This one took me by surprise. The estate of artist James Castle is suing Scholastic over Allen Say’s picture book biography of the artist, Silent Days, Silent Dreams (a book we talked to Say about in this episode of The Yarn podcast). Click here to read.

(Thanks to PW Children’s Bookshelf for the link)

ALL THE CALDECOTT POSTS!

Over at Calling Caldecott, I rounded up all the informative and weird (mostly weird) Caldecott posts I’ve done on this blog. Click here to read.

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Bob by Wendy Mass & Rebecca Stead; illustrated by Nicholas Gannon (Out May 1, 2018)

Any time Newbery winner Rebecca Stead has something new on the horizon, I’m looking forward to it. For her next book she teams up with Wendy Mass for a book about a strange creature and a girl who promises to help him find his home.

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Better Book Titles does it again.

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Halloween is coming, and this is just some great pumpkin work.

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Jason Reynolds was on CBS This Morning a couple mornings ago. I love that Jason Reynolds was on CBS This Morning a couple mornings ago.

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