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BISG Implements New Subject Headings for Young Adult Books

In News by Erin L. CoxJanuary 31, 2016

The Book Industry Study Group (BISG) implemented new BISAC subject headings for young adult titles, providing new opportunities for sales, awards tracking, and understanding the audience for these titles.

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In Amsterdam, A Bench Has Created a YA Pilgrimage

In Europe by Roger TagholmJuly 21, 2015

The film of John Green’s bestseller, The Fault in Our Stars, has turned a bench in Amsterdam into pilgrimage site for young adult fans of the book.

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Poor Shakespeare: PRH Publishes Bard’s Plays in Emojis

In News by Dennis AbramsJune 16, 2015

Penguin Random House’s new OMG Shakespeare series “takes the Bard’s original prose and replaces it with slang, text speak, and emoticons.” OMG, indeed.

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Should the Young Adult Book Category Be Rebranded?

In Discussion by Erin L. CoxDecember 16, 2014

The book term ‘young adult’ is generally disliked by both teen readers and adult fans. But is there a better alternative?

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What Are Your Top Summer Reads of 2014?

In Children's, Discussion by Edward NawotkaAugust 19, 2014

Summer is a time when many people look to fiction for escape. Here are three selections from Publishing Perspectives’ Edward Nawotka. What are yours?

UK Startup Boxfiction Extends the Life of TV Characters in E-books

In Europe by Roger TagholmNovember 21, 2011

If the novel is like a feature film, what’s the written equivalent of the TV series? Boxfiction has an answer.

Building Online Communities for Teen Readers

In Guest Contributors by Guest ContributorSeptember 22, 2011

The number of teen and YA publishing sites has proliferated in the past year. Here we survey the scene, looking at what works and why.

YA is Hot: “Young Adult” Coming to a Theater Near You

In Children's by Edward NawotkaSeptember 7, 2011

The upcoming movie Young Adult, due in December, stars Charlize Theron as a YA author trying to reclaim her high school sweetheart.

How Do You Inspire Your Child or Teenager to Read?

In Discussion by Edward NawotkaAugust 12, 2011

My 11-year-old nephew is reading War and Peace. How did that happen? It all has to do with his parents and the way they inspired him from an early age.

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Great Books Summer Program Takes Teens on Literary Odyssey

In Guest Contributors by Guest ContributorAugust 12, 2011

Over 700 students from 27 countries took part in the Great Books Summer Program, where they connected themes of the great novels to deeper global issues.

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