20th December 2020
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Mian and Mitchell among 2021 Hachette Children's Novel Award judges
Cheshunt schoolboy releases his first children's book
Mum published children's book to explain wearing Covid masks
This Children’s Book About Body Image Aims To Help Kids With Self-Acceptance
Children’s Books: One Famous Fox
The Sunday Times bestsellers of the year: children’s books and manuals
Central American author smashes borders, one children’s book at a time
Buddhist Children’s Books Inspire Environmentalism in Taiwan
After having the day off yesterday, I've decided to only add the links to the news that I feel most strongly about so that there aren't waaay too many links to trawl through each day. I'll still only comment on a couple of them a day, but there won't be link after link after link any more. It'll be a lot shorter and you will hopefully be able to get to know me better by just having a handful of links each day.
What makes a good children’s science book?
Why it matters to show diversity in children's books, especially at Christmas
Interracial LGBTQ Holiday-Themed Children’s Book Receives Disturbing Backlash
Lucy Farfort is drawing the kids which books never showed her growing up
Are you a disabled or neurodivergent author or illustrator? Then keep reading.
Have you been traditionally published and wanna pay it forward? Either answer is totally OK, but this post is aimed at those who already are.
If you answered "yes" to both of those questions up there ^^ then you might be interested in a new organisation that is springing into life in January 2021. Here's the post that explains more about it, copied and pasted:
"Hello!
As some of you may already know, I am one of the cofounder’s of Disabled Creatives Universe, a mentor program being launched in January 2021 to help lift more disabled and neurodivergent voices in the publishing industry.
I’m personally trying to find a way to encourage more own voice picture books and middle grade, as both could really do with a boost!
We are doing a second call out to specifically reach out to more disabled BIPOC potencial mentors (traditionally published authors and illustrators) and would really appreciate if you could help us spread the word ❤️"
They want to hear from traditionally published authors and illustrators who are disabled or Neurodivergent and wanna pay it forward to others who are struggling to get taken on by agents and publishers.
The URL to find out more info is http://disabledcreativesuniverse.weebly.com
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CHILDREN’S BOOKS MARKET ? WHAT FACTORS WILL DRIVE THE MARKET IN UPCOMING YEARS AND...
Author wants to inspire pupils to consider writing careers
Meet Boone the disabled beagle: Therapy dog, fundraiser, class project, fashion plate, media star
Children’s Book Brings the Spirit of Christmas to Life Through Poetry
Naples author pens children's Christmas book with no race involved
The good and bad of children’s books by celebrities
How a Chester County writing program became a social safety net during the pandemic
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26 Children’s Books to Nourish Growing Minds
Here's a gift guide of Malaysian children’s books perfect for this holiday season
Middle-grade Graphic Novels Are Storming the Bestseller Lists
The best children's books of 2020 for all ages
Devoted readers help 2 Dandelions Bookshop weather pandemic, plan big move
Collaboration brings books to children, encourages reading
Author events and poetry readings around Snohomish County
Rare 'Harry Potter' book sold for $84,500 after sitting on woman's shelf for 17 years
Funeral firm offers grief support book for children