A classic of French children's literature is soon to make its silver screen debut. The computer and stop-motion animation adaptation of The Little Prince opens in U.S. theaters on March 18, after its French release last summer. The American version features a star-studded cast, including James Franco, Rachel McAdams, and Jeff Bridges; read on for more details on the film. more
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Planet Kids Imprint Expands
In 2011, travel publisher Lonely Planet began publishing books for children with its Not for Parents series, which has been translated into more than 20 languages. The success of that series led the company to establish a children's imprint – Lonely Planet Kids – in 2014. We speak with publisher Tim Cook about the imprint's new direction. more
In 2011, travel publisher Lonely Planet began publishing books for children with its Not for Parents series, which has been translated into more than 20 languages. The success of that series led the company to establish a children's imprint – Lonely Planet Kids – in 2014. We speak with publisher Tim Cook about the imprint's new direction. more
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