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Annick Press plans to maintain strong West Coast presence despite office closure

Annick’s Press plans to maintain a local presence in Vancouver following the closure of its office there.

By: Becky Robertson

January 5th, 2017

3:51 pm

Filed under: Address changes, Children's publishing, Industry News

Tags: Annick Press, BFYP, children's publishing, West Coast

Spring Preview 2017: Emma Donoghue gambles on middle-grade

By: Dory Cerny

December 14th, 2016

3:19 pm

Filed under: Children's publishing, Preview

Issue Date:January 2017

Tags: BFYP, Emma Donoghue, middle-grade, middle-grade fiction, Spring Preview, Spring Preview 2017, The Lotterys Plus One

Kids Books of the Year 2016

Q&Q’s Books for Young People editor shares her favourite children’s titles of 2016.

By: Dory Cerny

December 6th, 2016

3:59 pm

Filed under: Books of the Year, Children's publishing

Issue Date:December 2016

Tags: BFYP, Books of the Year, Books of the Year 2016, BOTY

Books of the Year 2016: Three authors speak to adapting their adult titles for young readers

By: Dory Cerny

November 23rd, 2016

3:50 pm

Filed under: Books of the Year, Children's publishing

Issue Date:December 2016

Tags: Books of the Year, Books of the Year 2016, BOTY

Penguin Random House Canada merges two YA imprints under Penguin Teen banner

By: Becky Robertson

October 12th, 2016

5:44 pm

Filed under: Agency/distribution changes, Children's publishing, Industry News

Tags: BFYP, Penguin Random House Canada, Penguin Teen, Penguin-Random House, Razorbill Canada, YA, young readers

Kidlit spotlight: Ses-squee!-centennial

By: Dory Cerny

October 5th, 2016

9:50 am

Filed under: Children's publishing

Issue Date:October 2016

Tags: BFYP, Canada's sesquicentennial, kidlit spotlight, sesquicentennial

Kidlit Spotlight: Following YA’s market dominance, publishers say it’s middle-grade fiction’s time to shine

By: Cheri Hanson

October 3rd, 2016

12:03 pm

Filed under: Children's publishing

Issue Date:October 2016

Tags: BFYP, books for young people, children's publishing, kidlit, kidlit spotlight, middle-grade, middle-grade fiction, YA

Kidlit Spotlight: A chance discovery online led author Margriet Ruurs on a journey to her altruistic new picture book

By: Dory Cerny

September 19th, 2016

3:30 pm

Filed under: Children's publishing

Issue Date:October 2016

Tags: kidlit spotlight, Margaret Ruurs, Orca Book Publishers, Stepping Stones

Kidlit Spotlight: After almost 10 years and seven books, graphic novelist Scott Chantler brings his Three Thieves series to an end

By: Nathan Whitlock

September 19th, 2016

3:25 pm

Filed under: Children's publishing, People, Writing Life

Issue Date:October 2016

Tags: BFYP, kidlit spotlight, Scott Chantler, Three Thieves

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Annick Press plans to maintain strong West Coast presence despite office closure

Spring Preview 2017: Emma Donoghue gambles on middle-grade

Kids Books of the Year 2016

Books of the Year 2016: Three authors speak to adapting their adult titles for young readers

Penguin Random House Canada merges two YA imprints under Penguin Teen banner

Kidlit spotlight: Ses-squee!-centennial

Kidlit Spotlight: Following YA’s market dominance, publishers say it’s middle-grade fiction’s time to shine

Kidlit Spotlight: A chance discovery online led author Margriet Ruurs on a journey to her altruistic new picture book

Kidlit Spotlight: After almost 10 years and seven books, graphic novelist Scott Chantler brings his Three Thieves series to an end

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