Harry Potter fans, booksellers, and librarians are getting ready to party like it’s 2007. That's because Scholastic is prepping to release 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Parts One and Two, Special Rehearsal Edition' on July 31. The hardcover is getting a first printing, in North America, of 4.5 million copies. more »
'Cursed Child'
Casts a Spell Onstage: Ben Brantley at the 'New York Times'
calls Rowling's latest "the kind of play that you want to describe in
detail."
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From Hypable:
Theater critics review Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: Here’s what they think. Click here  
From the Hollywood Reporter:
The Cat in the Hat Tosses His Red, White and Blue Stovepipe Cap into Presidential Ring. Click here
From the Guardian:
Harry Potter and the curse of middle age: should fictional children ever grow up? Click here
From the New York Times:
The Right Way to Bribe Your Kids to Read. Click here
From the Washington Post:
Greg Grunberg's son had a dream. Now it's a graphic-novel series and Paramount project. Click here
From the New York Post:
The Harry Potter play could reach Broadway next season. Click here |
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From Salon:
The fall of Divergent: The final film will bow on television – here's why it matters. Click here
From TED-Ed:
Why comics belong in schools… and more ideas from graphic novelist Gene Luen Yang. Click here
From the Bookseller:
Launch of a new U.K. children's magazine, Scoop, about literature and illustration. Click here
From the Guardian:
For children, nothing beats the first literary love. Click here
From NEPR:
Being "Multi-Cultural" Had Its Complications for Children's Author-Illustrator Grace Lin. Click here
From the Huffington Post:
Dr. Seuss's Secret Art Collection Finally Goes on View. Click here |
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