Sale to Nelvana should lead to strong growth in the U.S., new markets
In-store book clubs a hit among kids
But demand on staff is an obstacle for some retailers
In search of common ground
A multi-province effort to standardize curriculums gets mixed grades from publishers
Illustration’s new wave
Four artists are at the forefront of a renaissance in Canadian children’s art
How an online class works
Homespun hit
Smart marketing and promotion has given The Communication Project a bonafide bestseller
Harlequin goes to school
With recent acquisition of troll, the romance giant aims to challenge Scholastic
Goodbye hockey sweater, hello Casey at the bat
As the local market dwindles, some Canadian children’s publishers are tailoring their titles to a North American audience
Good call
Ontario’s controversial plan for textbook spending seems to have won over publishers in the end
Fun of Reading to celebrate Canadian kidlit
Four-day conference in Ottawa expected to draw 1,000 delegates
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