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W.W. Norton Values Its Independence - Vimarsana News

W.W. Norton Values Its Independence

The employee-owned publisher touts its successes as it turns 100.

Children's Literature World Mourns Author Marcus Sedgwick, Who Has Died at 54 - Vimarsana News

Children's Literature World Mourns Author Marcus Sedgwick, Who Has Died at 54

The death of the Printz Award winner sent shockwaves through the kid lit world.

The Horn Book | From a Whisper to a Rallying Cry: Paula Yoo's 2021 BGHB Nonfiction Award Speech - Vimarsana News

The Horn Book | From a Whisper to a Rallying Cry: Paula Yoo's 2021 BGHB Nonfiction Award Speech

From the January/February 2022 issue of The Horn Book Magazine.

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Holiday House Issues Mordicai Gerstein's Collaborative Finale - Vimarsana News

Holiday House Issues Mordicai Gerstein's Collaborative Finale

Holiday House Issues Mordicai Gerstein's Collaborative Finale By Sally Lodge | Jan 21, 2021 A moose, a goose, and a mouse ride a loose caboose to find the perfect house in Moose, Goose, and Mouse, a picture book written by the late Mordicai Gerstein and illustrated by Gerstein and Jeff Mack. Released this month by Holiday House, the book has a bittersweet back story involving the collaborators’ chance meeting, a fast friendship between two kindred spirits, an unexpected working partnership, and a rewarding cap to a distinguished career for Gerstein, winner of the 200...

Fall 2020 Flying Starts: Jashar Awan - Vimarsana News

Fall 2020 Flying Starts: Jashar Awan

By Libby Morse | If you’re a New Yorker subscriber, you’ve probably encountered Jashar Awan’s work: the venerable magazine—and the “Goings on About Town” section in particular—was one of his best clients during his almost two decades as a freelance illustrator in the New York City. But you’re forgiven if you don’t make the connection between the graphic novel realism of those images and the strongly geometric pictures in his debut, What a Lucky Day! (Norton Young Readers), which are modeled on the look of cut paper. The big departure in style resulted from a co...