Book Links: London Book Fair moves to March; a tween’s take on Elena Ferrante; a poetic consideration of the owl

Happy 40th to the Book Shop in Penticton, B.C. (Kelowna Daily Courier).
How thousands of secondhand books from the U.S. end up in Nigeria (The New Yorker).
From Twin Peaks to Winnie-the-Pooh, a poet delves into cultural history of the owl (Literary Hub).
London Book Fair moves to March, coordinating with Bologna Children’s Book Fair (Publishers Weekly).
Have £40,000 to spare? The Folio Prize suspended during search for a new sponsor (The Guardian).
Canadian publishing veteran Patsy Aldana on feeling like a “second-class citizen” in Harper’s Canada (Toronto Star).
Twelve-year-old retreats to her room with Elena Ferrante’s novels and emerges bleary-eyed to review (Publishers Weekly).

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