We are thrilled to share that Forever Wolf by Maria Vale has been reviewed by the New York Times! Forever Wolf is the third book in the Legend of all Wolves series, published March 26. 2019. It has been chosen as an Amazon Best Book of the Month and has received THREE starred reviews from Library Journal, Booklist, and Kirkus, the last of which said “Prepare to be rendered speechless.” Book one in the Legend of all Wolves series, The Last Wolf, is a RITA finalist in two categories -- Best First Book and Best Paranormal Romance. Click "read more" below to learn more about the book and the author.
 We are thrilled to share that Matthew Emerizian, author of Every Monday Matters, appeared on the TODAY Show this morning. He appeared on the popular 4th hour lifestyle portion with Kathie Lee and Hoda, and talked about the book and his mission-driven nonprofit, Every Monday Matters.
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This emotional self-help read is one for people who no matter how overwhelmed they truly are, always put on a brave face. Wintsch teaches women to embrace their vulnerabilities, set reachable goals and to find the middle-ground between suffering and struggling in Slay Like A Mother
Mothers aren’t at war with other mothers, argues Katherine Wintsch, they’re at war with themselves. The debut author, a corporate consultant who conducts global research on the lives of mothers, asks women in her workshops to write down the last terrible thing they said to themselves. They frequently fill up multiple sheets of paper with examples from that day, even when Ms. Wintsch is asking them at 10 a.m. --Ellen Gamerman, Wall Street Journal  We are excited to share that P is for Pterodactyl by Raj Haldar and Chris Carpenter, illustrated by Maria Beddia, has been featured in the New York Times Book Review. Read below for a short passage from the article, titled, "The Story Behind ‘P Is For Pterodactyl,’ The Self-Described ‘Worst Alphabet Book Ever.'" This article is live online, and will run in the Sunday, January 27 edition of the New York Times Book Review. Click "Read More" below to read more about the book, the authors, and the illustrator. Last Nov. 6, a week before “P Is for Pterodactyl” came out, the kids’-book website Imagination Soup raved about it on Facebook, writing that it was “perfect for logophiles (someone who loves words)!” The post went viral and drew over 4,000 commenters, many of them word nerds who shared jokes about puns, silent letters and homophones: “Why can’t you hear a pterodactyl using the bathroom? Because the P is silent!” The story blew up Reddit, too, and “P Is for Pterodactyl” sold out of its 10,800-copy first printing the day it was published.  We are excited to share that Poetry Speaks to Children, the book that launched Sourcebooks into children’s book publishing and spent 17 weeks on the New York Times list, was recommended on NPR All Things Considered as the perfect introduction to poetry for kids.
NPR poetry reviewer Tess Taylor said, “For young and maybe even middle grade kids there's a wonderful collection [edited] by Elise Paschen called Poetry Speaks to Children and it's full of poems that are silly and have wonderful sounds in them. It has even that Shakespeare sonnet: 'Double, double toil and trouble;/ Fire burn and cauldron bubble.' It has a poem about farts in it — always a hit! ... And I think that the poems are so fun that they remind you that poems are just for being in your mouth and helping you have a little bit of joy in language.” The Complete Cookbook for Young Chefs by America's Test Kitchen is a Holiday Gift Guide Favorite12/6/2018
We are excited to share that Put Me in the Story was featured on Good Morning America today in their Deals and Steals holiday edition! Click "Read More" below to learn more about Put Me in the Story.  About Lorraine:
This not-to-be-missed story appeals to the ear as much as it does to the eye as Lorraine shows readers that music can make any situation more enjoyable. —Kirkus Reviews, Starred review About the Author and Illustrator: Ketch Secor is a founding member of Old Crow Medicine Show, a Grammy Award—winning group that has been inducted as members of the Grand Ole Opry. In 2017 and 2018, Old Crow Medicine Show released three critically acclaimed albums: Best of Old Crow Medicine Show (Nettwerk), 50 Years of Blonde On Blonde (Columbia Nashville), a reimagined version of Bob Dylan's classic Blonde on Blonde album, and Volunteer (Sony Music Nashville). Ketch lives in Nashville, Tennessee. For more information, visit oldcrowmedicine.com.  Higgins Bond received the 2009 Ashley Bryan Award for outstanding contribution to children’s literature. She s a fine artist and freelance illustrator with over 40 years of experience illustrating books, magazines, posters, calendars, ads, collectors’ plates, brochures, figurines, dolls, and individual painting commissions. She lives in Nashville, Tennessee.
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