The status of IRL summer camp is uncertain, so these Canadian kidlit books may end up being the best way to get a sleep-away fix while sheltering at home.
Inside the billion-dollar market of kids’ graphic novels
Graphic novels for children have become a powerful force in the literary landscape, reaping never-before-seen honours and outstanding sales figures.
Access Copyright and voicEd Radio partner on “I Value Canadian Stories” podcast
“I Value Canadian Stories” dedicated to children’s and YA writing, featuring authors such as Eric Walters, David Robertson, and Sylvia McNicoll.
Bloom Digital Media’s dating sims bring interactivity to traditional storytelling
Bloom Digital Media crafts interactive stories with plots you twist yourself, making decisions for the protagonist via your mobile device.
Kidlit creators join forces with Picture Books, eh!
A group of Canadian creators who all have new picture books publishing in 2020 are banding together to get the word out.
Renowned children’s author Jean Little dies at 88
The Guelph writer became known for changing the way children with disabilities were portrayed
IBBY will announce winners of Hans Christian Andersen Awards at a digital press conference
Canada’s Isabelle Arsenault is nominated for the prestigious biennial illustration award.
Sheree Fitch brings Mabel Murple’s Popping Purple Wordspinning to the podcast world
The children’s author wanted to create an audio-only space where silly stories and nonsense poems could offer a 10-minute distraction from the chaos.
The new Read Aloud Canadian Books Program helps educators continue storytime online
Association of Canadian Publishers and Access Copyright have waived licensing fees for the time that schools and libraries are closed.
Virtual-event listings for the Canadian kidlit community during the COVID-19 crisis
Check back regularly for new online events and readings by children’s authors and illustrators.
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