After Life by Gayle Forman - Publishers Weekly
High school senior Amber Crane bikes home from school one spring day per usual—only to learn that she’s been dead for seven years. Stranger still, though Amber’s family can see, hear, and ...
All Better Now by Neal Shusterman - Publishers Weekly
This epic biological thriller by Shusterman (Break to You) finds three teens grappling for world-changing power during a post-Covid-19 pandemic of an evolved coronavirus.While Crown Royale, an ...
Author Interviews, Profiles, and News | Publishers Weekly
Known for her wildly imaginative fiction, the author says her latest novel is rooted in the way memory shapes both history and the future.
Never Gamble Your Heart by Lindsay Lovise - Publishers Weekly
Never Gamble Your Heart Lindsay Lovise. Forever, $17.99 trade paper (384p) ISBN 978-1-5387-4055-2
New Kids' and YA Books: Week of September 9, 2024 - Publishers …
2024年9月5日 · Rosa by Starlight by Hilary McKay. McElderry, $16.99; ISBN 978-1-6659-5810-3. Orphan Rosa moves in with family in Italy and when the street cats of Venice come to her aid, she discovers an innate ...
Children's Books, YA Books, Kids' Authors, Kids ... - Publishers …
News about children's books, picture books, young adult books, kids' and YA authors, and kids' book events and trade shows, plus the Children's Bookshelf Newsletter
Animal Albums from A to Z by Cece Bell - Publishers Weekly
Newbery Honoree Bell creates an entire high-fidelity world with this clever, irresistibly prodigious abecedarian, which features album cover art and one song’s worth of liner-note lyrics from 26 ...
There’s Always This Year: On Basketball and Ascension - Publishers Weekly
Cultural critic Abdurraqib (A Little Devil in America) returns with a triumphant meditation on basketball and belonging.Serving as a love letter to Abdurraqib’s hometown of Columbus, Ohio, and ...
Tuttle, at 70, Is an Ambassador for Asian Books - Publishers …
2018年7月27日 · Tuttle Publishing, which turns 70 this year, can claim New England publishing and bookselling roots that go back to George Tuttle’s Rutland, Vt., print shop, which opened in 1832.
The Favor by Nicci French - Publishers Weekly
Family drama and office politics take center stage in this tense standalone from the pseudonymous French, the husband-and-wife writing team of Nicci Gerrard and Sean French (the Frieda Klein series).