It’s not often Third Coast Review gets a chance to review children’s books. Luckily, Chicagoland author JB Frank has given us a fantastic reason to do just that. somewhere in town and Count on me 1 2 3 are Frank’s new children’s books and, obviously, are the first to come.Read More →
RALEIGH, North Carolina — Only 20 percent of children nationwide are physically active for at least 60 minutes a day, according to a new report from the United Health Foundation, which examined the health of women and children. The report is based largely on 2019 federal data leading up toRead More →
By Colleen Bate | October 27, 2021 Printing industry recruiter James Cryer self-published The Romance of Letterpress, a journal of his grandfather’s travels as he traveled across the United States as a freshly minted letterpress printer from 21 years old from Sydney. James Cryer: discovery of the diary The book,Read More →
Local Kilkennyman, Brendan Bolger, who is originally from The Rower but has lived in Singapore for 4 years with his wife and two children, has written a children’s book for ages 4-8. The publication and release of the book will take place on March 3, 2022, World Book Day. WorldRead More →
We just went to visit a family member who has a new baby. Oh the sweetness! Being a few years away from the neonatal phase, I had forgotten how small they really are. Of course, being on the side of the spectators rather than the side of the caregivers isRead More →
New York, Oct. 15, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Reportlinker.com announces the release of the report “Global Interactive Childrens Books Market 2021-2025” – https://www.reportlinker.com/p06176505/?utm_source=GNW 53% over the forecast period. Our Interactive Children’s Books Market report provides holistic analysis, market size and forecast, trends, growth drivers, and challenges, and vendor analysis coveringRead More →
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CARSON CITY, Nev. — Nevada got a D-plus for children’s mental health, according to a new report from the Children’s Advocacy Alliance. Researchers rated the Silver State on a range of mental health indicators, including depression, substance abuse, developmental disabilities, suicide, and access to care. Dr. Tara Raines, director ofRead More →
An official Twitter for the Japanese children’s book series The clumsy witch (known as Rakudai Majo in Japan) opened today with the announcement that the Satoko Narita –writing, Enaga Senno –the picture books will receive a theatrical animated film to celebrate the franchise’s 15th anniversary. A teaser visual designed byRead More →
Bachelor parties are, in general, sweet. It’s goofy, ridiculous outings for the guys to get their drinks, dance, and inevitable drunken, 2 a.m., “I love you man, you’re like my BROTHER,” heart-to-heart conversation. And while they’ve traditionally been held in bars and strip clubs, the situation for this year’s bachelorRead More →
MARYLAND — Fans of “The Queen’s Gambit” can try their hand at reaching the final at Maryland’s first annual National Chess Day tournament. Players confident in their abilities can take part in one of the competition brackets, and newcomers can enroll in a beginner’s course. If chess isn’t your thing,Read More →
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“We had fun in quarantine” by Lacey Heinz is a vibrant picture book that looks back on the fun families had at the start of the pandemic. #newdaynw Imagine: it is March 2020 and you have been fired from the office and your children have been fired from school. YourRead More →
Hannah Michelle BussaNEWS EDITOR Banned Books Week celebrates freedom of expression. Photo courtesy of the American Library Association. Banned Books Week was celebrated from September 26 to October 2 this year. Sam Petto, communications director for the ACLU of Nebraska, said Banned Books Week is an annual celebration of theRead More →
Wed 9 March 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Practical lessons at the Book Arts Studio! Learn the ins and outs of letterpress printing. Browse our collection of vintage metal and wood, images (cuts) and ornaments to create a truly unique card or poster. Attendees will learn the basics of handRead More →