
Belfast’s tSathaid Mhor (aka Dragonfly Press) is making a name for itself with its beautifully illustrated and unique Irish language children’s books.

Belfast’s tSathaid Mhor (aka Dragonfly Press) is making a name for itself with its beautifully illustrated and unique Irish language children’s books.

As of last month, Harry Potter became available in e-book editions exclusively through Pottermore, and are available in French, German, Spanish and Italian.

Dutch publisher Gottmer will be publishing a full range of Nosy Crow’s award-winning storybook apps in Dutch.

South Africa’s Cover2Cover Books has founded the FunDza Literary Trust, with the goal of improving literacy in the teen and young adult market.

Dom Testa, author of the popular Galahad series has created the Big Brain Club to help persuade young people that ‘smart is cool.’

Scholastic’s Storia is a proprietary platform for selling and distributing its own trade titles as well as those of other children’s houses.

Ruckus Media Group has introduced the Ruckus Reader a reading platform developed with educational experts and geared toward children aged 3 to 8.

One Story magazine launches One Teen Story, aimed at getting young readers to fall in love with short stories.

The 2012 winners of the BolognaRagazzi Awards given to the best designed books for children were announced, celebrating and acknowledging global creativity.
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