Jenna Johnson acquired world rights to the four-book Strange Architect series, which will launch in winter 2029 with How to Be Free. Joe Veltre at the Gersh Agency and Alex Kohner at Yorn Levine ...

Known for its licensed coloring books and activity kits, Bendon has expanded its foothold in educational formats with the acquisition of School Zone, an independent publisher of products for grades ...

The Toronto-based sibling duo spoke with PW about their artistic process and how their memories informed their forthcoming picture book, The Clockwork Menagerie (Tundra, Mar. 2027), which considers ...

Among the books hitting shelves next week are a picture book highlighting the vividness of each day, a middle grade novel about an eerie summer camp that transforms a tween’s group of friends, a YA ...

Myles Cooper, library manager at Mechanics’ Institute in San Francisco, reflects on the vital importance of the institute’s Tarpey-Schwed LGBT Families Collection, which seeks to preserve queer kids' ...

Prismatic Pages founder and expat Indigo Trigg-Hauger says Norwegian publishers rarely publish in English, leaving a gap that her new imprint, Prismatic Press, aims to fill.

No Land to Stand On, which details the 104 days the Palestinian activist spent in ICE detention last year, was completed ...

Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín approved the landmark settlement in the class action copyright lawsuit on Monday. Authors and ...

We spoke with author Rajani LaRocca about turning to YA in her new novel and showing care as a doctor and writer.

According to the company, 14,087 Bloomsbury titles were listed as part of the settlement, with each work entitled to receive ...

Martine Leavitt’s speculative YA story Whenever You Are and Kristen McCallum’s debut YA contemporary novel Free Girls follow ...

After years writing about the New Testament through a Jewish lens, Levine turns to the Hebrew Bible with Genesis: A ...