IN THE MEDIA - PW
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From the Los Angeles Times:
James Frey has sold film rights to Endgame, a YA novel that some have compared to The Hunger Games, for a rumored $2 million. Click here  
From Digital Book World:
Digital engagement is key, say children's and YA publishers. Click here
From Digital Book World:
Licensed brands drive discovery and sales when it comes to children's apps. Click here
From School Library Journal:
Children's authors talk about their worst reviews. Click here
From USA Today:
Adult thriller author Brad Meltzer dives into children's books with historical gusto. Click here
From New York:
Judy Blume and Lena Dunham curate a reading list for you. Click here |
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From NPR:
"An awful lot of them were broken": Laurie Halse Anderson on the veterans, including her father, who inspired The Impossible Knife of Memory. Click here
Also from Digital Book World:
Children's publishers look toward mobile as the next frontier. Click here
From the Atlantic:
James Patterson's Middle School series, and rewriting the adolescent script. Click here
From Daily Candy:
Coast to coast, the best children's bookstores. Click here
From the Los Angeles Times:
A look at new children's biographies of famous people by Meltzer and others. Click here
From BuzzFeed:
The cast of HBO's Girls rendered as American Girl dolls. Click here |
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