Publications about books for children and young adults
The latest edition of Notes from The Horn Book is on its way! This month we’ve got an interview with Vaunda Micheaux Nelson about her new documentary novel No Crystal Stair, plus – YA about book lovers – preschool books you’ve been waiting for – kooky chapter books – baseball picture books Read it online, [...]
Spring is sneaking in! What better time for an interview with illustrator Erin E. Stead about her latest picture book And Then It’s Spring? Check out this issue of Notes for Roger’s interview with Erin, plus – picture books about nature and outside play – funny books for middle-grade readers – nonfiction about headlines of [...]
February’s Notes from The Horn Book is zooming toward subscribers’ inboxes faster than a speeding bullet. In this month’s newsletter you’ll find recommended reading for Black History Month, Valentine’s Day, and more, with – five questions for Rick Bowers, author of Superman Versus the Ku Klux Klan: The True Story of How the Iconic Superhero [...]
November’s Notes from the Horn Book is here! This issue’s got – five questions for Melissa Sweet on Balloons over Broadway – picture book bios – middle-grade audiobook recommendations – YA page-turners – Holiday High Notes Not a subscriber? View it online or sign up.
The July issue of Notes from the Horn Book is out, featuring “Five Questions for . . .” Sophie Blackall, a recent BGHB Honor honoree who seems to be everywhere these days and doing some great work. Also: new picture-book bios (talk about something that’s everywhere), middle-grade fiction, and a roundup of the kind of [...]
>The following books have been named to the Horn Book Magazine‘s 2010 Fanfare list, our selections for the best children’s and young adult books of the year. The list will be published in next week’s Notes from the Horn Book with annotations explaining what makes each book so great. In the same issue, Martha Parravano [...]
>The latest issue of Notes is out, with five questions for Rosemary Wells about Max and Ruby (they should do a live-action remake with Bobby and Sally Draper, no?) and reviews of new picture books, nonfiction, chapter books and YA fantasy. Damn, what isn’t published in a series these days? Off to New York to [...]
