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‘A True Value Defends Itself’: Poland’s Jadwiga Jędryas

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonAugust 24, 2016

Determinedly offbeat, the Polish children’s publisher Dwie Siostry—created by three, not two, associates—embodies both the spirit of its market’s potential and the struggle of its economy’s realities.

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Skating Legend Kristi Yamaguchi on Helping Kids Dream Big

In Children's, Guest Contributors by Beth KephartJune 6, 2012

Kristi Yamaguchi’s kids books are inspired by her experiences as a young competitor finding her way in unfamiliar parts of the world.

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What Makes a Children’s Book Great? We Have Some Answers

In Children's, Resources by Dennis AbramsJune 1, 2012

Publishing Perspectives’ inaugural children’s book conference offered up some fascinating answers to the question of what makes for a truly great kid’s book.

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Scholastic Editor/Author David Levithan: No Rules of Engagement

In Children's by Guest ContributorMay 23, 2012

‘Everything comes down to a kid reading and using their imagination to color in the words,’ says Levithan, ‘but the way we can engage them continues to change.’

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SPONSORED POST: ‘Every Country, Every Culture Needs Its Own Children’s Literature’

In Arabic Publishing by Erin L. CoxMarch 30, 2012

At the Abu Dhabi Book Fair, Emirati YA novelist Noura Noman and German children’s book writer Kirsten Boie spoke about the world of Emirati children’s literature.

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Bologna Children’s Book Fair, Day 2: Prehistoric Publishers?

In Children's by Dennis AbramsMarch 20, 2012

Observations from the fair includes cockiness from the techies, who think the world is theirs to take, and a common sense of mission among everyone else.

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TOC Bologna Report: The Business of Digital Content for Kids

In Europe by Dennis AbramsMarch 20, 2012

Our review of O’Reilly’s Tools of Change conference at the Bologna Children’s Book Fair finds insight for an industry coming to terms with digital publishing.

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Apply for the GBO Children’s Books Editors’ Trip to Germany

In Children's by Brittany HazelwoodFebruary 15, 2012

Participants will meet with German children’s book professionals and discuss trends in YA, picture books, children’s nonfiction and more.

SURVEY: What’s The Top Challenge to Children’s Publishing for 2012?

In Discussion by Edward NawotkaDecember 8, 2011

It is a wonderful time to be a children’s publisher.Still, there are challenges: increasing digital distractions, the poor economy, e-books — what’s the toughest?

Independent Children’s Publishing in France: Inspired, International, Ingenious

In Europe by Olivia SnaijeDecember 8, 2011

Dynamism and creativity have helped Helium Editions, Editions Sarbacane, l’école des loisirs, and MeMo forge distinct identities in a field dominated by conglomerates.

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