‘Double Puppy Trouble’ by Danica McKellar. Illustrated by Josée Masse. Danica McKellar, New York Times bestselling author and acclaimed actress, will publish her children’s math book “Double Puppy Trouble” on July 26. It’s a sweet and poignant story that piles on the puppies coupled with a math-helping secret to illustrateRead More →

The September release from Guernica will be the first published English translation of an Ivan Baidak novel. In Sevastopol, March 25. Image – Getty iStockphoto: Elena Odareeva By Porter Anderson, Editor | @Porter_Anderson Release date: September 15 As many Western publishing houses announce their intention to produce works from UkraineRead More →

“],”renderIntial”:true,”wordCount”:350}”> For Malik Martin, who goes by Malik the Martian, the first NFTs he ever created were intensely personal. “It’s basically a roadmap for me to be outdoors,” says the photographer Outside. Called the Constellation Collection, Martin’s photos of the night sky capture his own relationship with nature. “In 2016,Read More →

The recent release of “Frog in the toilet” by Covenant Books author Matthew Czarnecki is an imaginative tale for children in an elementary school class when they discover a frog in their bathroom. Each child imagines a way the frog might have arrived, but they learn that there are thingsRead More →

Bayonetta fans can now rejoice as the ten-month hiatus is finally over. Without warning, Nintendo unexpectedly released the release date for Bayonetta 3. Along with the release, check out one of the different editions of Bayonetta 3. A Trinity Masquerade Edition The Trinity Masquerade Edition of Bayonetta 3 includes aRead More →

YAKIMA, Wash. — Nikki Prather wrote the book ‘The bird that could not fly‘, to help children better understand those around them with autism. Prather’s inspiration? Her ten-year-old daughter with autism, who is also non-verbal. The book turned the page to a new chapter for her daughter, Geneviève. Since postingRead More →

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., July 11, 2022 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Two bookstores in Oklahoma City welcome Los Angeles-based child author Sammy Wallace. His first book, “I Slept in My Bed Last Night” (ISBN 979-8985784404), will be read by Sammy at Belle Books Boutique & More (11 a.m. – 1 p.m.) andRead More →

“Self-introduction, right?” says a teacher, looking through a candidate’s portfolio blankly for the next term in art school. “It’s extreme self-presentation and absolutely nothing else,” another shrugs, before noticing the painted penis-shaped vibrator that’s also part of the submission and observing dryly, “The main thing is that ‘it’s covered inRead More →

Ash Barty can now officially add “children’s book author” to his already impressive resume. The Australian tennis star today released his own series of children’s books based on the real-life experiences of the sports legend and his family. The 25-year-old launched the early reader series, called Little Ash, alongside herRead More →

Fourteen members of the UW-Madison community have been honored by Madison365 in its annual list of Wisconsin’s Most Influential Asian American Leaders. A non-profit online news publication, Madison365 has published annual power lists recognizing Wisconsin leaders from different racial and ethnic groups since 2015. The purpose of the lists isRead More →

Artwork featured in the COA’s ‘Creatures of Comfort’ exhibit. Courtesy RIFP Roanoke Island Festival Park will host the College of The Albemarle (COA) art exhibit, “Creatures of Comfort,” in its traveling exhibit space this summer. This free exhibition is open to the public from Tuesday to Saturday until September 24,Read More →

The title of this article was inspired by Legible CEO Kaleeg Hainsworth’s session at London Book Fair 2022 titled: How the Next Billion People Will Read Our Books. Undoubtedly, the world is changing rapidly and Africa is not left behind in the paradigm shifts in different industries. The advent ofRead More →

TLX Type S PMC Edition for special PMC treatment; handcrafted in Acura’s Performance Manufacturing Center Previewed in three NSX-derived colors – Curva Red, 130R White and Long Beach Blue Unique accents include Black Roof Sedan and 20-inch lightweight copper wheels First Edition TLX Type S PMC slated for production laterRead More →

Click to enlarge This summer, shoe brand Artemis Design Co. will pop up at Upstate Rug Supply’s brick-and-mortar store in Hudson, selling its signature shoes made from upcycled mid-century kilim rugs. Lovers of ancient Turkish textiles will be delighted with this new way to appreciate the patterns, colorsRead More →

LONDON, July 1, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — This week, Derrick Adamsthe famous New York-artist based, launched Derrick Adams Publishinga online platform offering unique artwork editions in its distinct visual style. Derrick Adams, FUNTIME UNICORN, 2022 Installation view, Rockefeller Center, New York, Courtesy of Derrick Adams Editions Photography Satvik Bhati At theRead More →

LAKE GEORGE, NY (NEWS10) — Artist Shay DeRusso was retouching the fur of a sunset-lit moose right in the middle of Canada Street on Thursday. The moose didn’t care; he, along with birds and other Adirondack animals, was painted on three sides of a road sign cabinet downtown in theRead More →

Elizabeth Olsen can now officially add “children’s book author” to her resume. The Marvel Cinematic Universe actress and ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ star has released a new children’s book, ‘Hattie Harmony: Worry Detective,’ which she co-wrote with her husband, musician Robbie Arnett . The book, illustrated byRead More →

An investment of approx. $300 million in Waseca, Minn. the factory will modernize production capacities CHICAGO, June 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Conagra Brands, Inc. (NYSE: CAG), one of North America leading branded food companies, today announced the opening of its new state-of-the-art vegetable processing plant in Waseca, Minn. The newRead More →

Pick up a new book, from biting thrillers to nonfiction reveals about the criminal justice system… Fiction 1. The Apartment Upstairs by Lesley Kara is published in hardcover by Bantam Press, priced at £14.99 (ebook £5.99). Available now Murder becomes a family affair in Lesley Kara’s latest thriller, with aRead More →

By Alisha Ebrahimji, CNN A New York City library board reversed its decision to remove all LGBTQ-related postings from its children’s section at four of its libraries during Pride Month after the removal was criticized. On Tuesday, four of Smithtown Library’s seven boards had voted to remove all displays ofRead More →

Roanoke Island Festival Park will host the College of the Albemarle (COA) art exhibit, “Creatures of Comfort,” in its traveling exhibit space this summer. This free exhibition is open to the public from Tuesday to Saturday from June 24 to September 24, 2022, in the Ticket Sales Gallery. “Creatures ofRead More →

Design District’s SITE131 bowed out of the art scene last weekend, a victim of the pandemic. Don’t let these Dallas art galleries be next. Dallasites dressed in white and tinted glasses and indulged in snow cones as SITE131 left the Design District with its final exhibit on Saturday – ExploreRead More →

Edinboro professor lends expertise to develop India’s first graduate art therapy program Edinboro faculty member Penelope Orr, Ph.D., clinical coordinator of Edinboro’s nationally acclaimed art therapy program, has received a Fulbright Award for launching India’s first graduate-level matching program. Dr. Orr, who was instrumental in establishing the Master of ArtsRead More →

Innovations Unveiled at OpenText World EMEA Power and Protect Organizations to Harness Exponential Information and Accelerate Forces to Drive Business Value WATERLOO, ON, June 21, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Today at OpenText World EMEA, OpenText™ (NASDAQ: OTEX), (TSX: OTEX), announced Cloud Editions 22.2 (CE 22.2) with new features and innovations thatRead More →