Jude August·Mar 17, 2022A Love Letter to “This Is How We Do It”Whew! The end of the picture book saga!
GABRIELLE MONTEIRO·Feb 27, 2022The secrets for success in digital children’s publishing: hybrid format and well-known charactersNowadays, children can easily use a cell phone or computer to access their favourite program on Youtube or a game. Parents are often…
Jude August·Feb 22, 2022“The Lorax” and The Racist Foundations of Dr. Seuss’ CareerChildren’s publishing, to me, is such a beacon in the publishing world because not only does it merge art and education into an accessible…A response icon1A response icon1
Jude August·Feb 22, 2022“My Friend Isabelle” and Disability in Picture BooksI had actually almost forgotten about My Friend Isabelle until my mom gave me the recommendation to read it for this study (Thank you…A response icon1A response icon1
Wendy Law·Feb 8, 2022Age Ratings: The First Gatekeepers of Children’s LiteratureIf you walk into a bookstore, you’ll notice that it’s usually divided by genre and sub-genre. There will be a fiction section, for example…
Jude August·Jan 31, 2022“The Snowy Day” and Celebrating Diverse BooksWelcome back, dear reader, and thank you for your patience as I work through this small delay in getting out these posts. Turns out trying…
Jude August·Jan 31, 2022“The Monster at the End of this Book” and Sesame Street’s Impact on Children’s EducationI’m going to be honest. I was a huge wimp as a kid. I mean, I was afraid of Stitch until I was in the second grade — there was an old…
InDigital Publishing StrategybyEsther Vincent·Feb 9, 2021‘Scoop’ Magazine: marketing a socially conscious literary magazine for childrenMagazines for children have come a long way since the trashy technicolour of the 2000s. Featuring diverse and original content from an…
InBookishly YoursbyCara J. Stevens·Aug 19, 2020Author Talk With… Industry Veteran and First-Time Author, Katrin van DamA seven-year journey from concept to publication for a Y.A. novel led to some surprising discoveries along the way.
