New Deal: A Home on the Page
Carol Hinz at Lerner/Carolrhoda has bought world rights to A Home on the Page by Kao Kalia Yang, author of the Asian/Pacific American Award-winning From the Tops of the
Carol Hinz at Lerner/Carolrhoda has bought world rights to A Home on the Page by Kao Kalia Yang, author of the Asian/Pacific American Award-winning From the Tops of the
Andrea Hall, while at Beaming Books, bought world rights to One Can Be by Pat Zietlow Miller, illustrated by Annie Cron; Naomi Krueger will edit. This picture book celebrates
Susan Kochan at Putnam has acquired world rights to Polecat Has a Superpower and Horned Toad Has a Superpower by Jill Esbaum, illustrated by Bob Shea, picture books that use witty
Carol Hinz at Lerner/Millbrook has acquired Revolutions Are Made of Love by Sun Yung Shin and Mélina Mangal, illustrated by Leslie Barlow. Told through a series of poems, the nonfiction
Nicole Fiorica at McElderry Books has bought world rights to When Science Stood Still by Shruthi Rao, illustrated by Srinidhi Srinivasan in her U.S. debut, a nonfiction picture book of
Elizabeth Schleisman at Beaming Books has bought world rights to Tree of the Year by Lisa Varchol Perron, illustrated by Ahya Kim, a picture book about a young evergreen
Taylor Norman at Holiday House/Neal Porter Books has bought H.M. Bouwman‘s Scattergood, a middle grade novel set in rural Iowa, in which precocious but awkward Peggy faces
Anna Roberto at Feiwel and Friends has acquired Short Dog, Long Dog by Anna Hrachovec, a picture book celebration of opposites as portrayed by our furry, fuzzy friends.
Rachel Stark at Disney-Hyperion has bought world rights to No Cat Like Tac by Alliah L. Agostini (Big Tune), illustrated by Charles Santoso (I Don’t Like Koala). Tyra’s sweet new kitten,
Hannah Dussold at Andrews McMeel has acquired world English rights to the first two books in the Groucho the Grouchy Groundhog young graphic novel series
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