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The second annual Kids Graphic Novel Festival took place on April 20 in Acton, Mass., hosted by Silver Unicorn Bookstore. More than 3,000 book lovers attended, a 34% increase from last year, on what ...

Whether you're looking for a not-so-scary picture book to read with your kids, or an eerie mystery for your avid teen reader, ...

The beloved children’s book series was originally written by Barbara Park and illustrated by Denise Brunkus Carly Tagen-Dye is the Books editorial assistant at PEOPLE, where she writes for both print ...

GREEN BAY (WLUK) --Summer may mean a break from class time for your children, but it doesn't have to be a break from learning! The Brown County Library is kicking off it's summer reading program this ...

Kids who have just learned to read can get easily frustrated making it through a single page of text. They’re too old for picture books, but not quite ready to read independently. That’s where graphic ...

The KCU Pitchfest is a gallery showcase of unpublished kids and YA-intended graphic novel projects that are reviewed by a panel of top agents and editors. And will cost $120 to take part. Participants ...

Seven Canadian books for young people have won prizes at the 2025 Canadian Children's Book Centre (CCBC) Awards. The seven ...

This fall, Abrams Children’s Group will launch a graphic novel imprint for young readers, called Abrams Fanfare. Senior v-p and publisher Andrew Smith and associate publisher Maggie Lehrman will head ...

Stitch Head was the first creation to be born—and the first to be forgotten. He's the adorably monstrous creation of Professor Erasmus Erasmus, a man who has breathed life into over three hundred ...

Mad Cave Studios, a fast-growing Miami graphic novel publisher, has acquired Papercutz, the groundbreaking independent children’s graphic novel house founded in 2005 by Terry Nantier and Jim Salicrup.