Dream Big, the follow-up to her middle grade graphic novel Dream On, both illustrated by Marcela Cespedes; and Christmas in Austenland, the third book in her adult series.

LAMBDA Award–winning YA fiction author K. Ancrum delivers her first historical novel, Adam, Mine on September 8—an ode to ...

The authors of Jewish Voices from Around the World (Vallentine Mitchell, Nov.) collected 18 essays from contributors across ...

In Paradise Now (Morehouse, Oct.), the novelist and poet examines and meditates on each line of the Lord’s Prayer to uncover ...

MacArthur fellow Fleetwood (Marking Time) delivers a brilliant account of growing up in a majority-Black Ohio neighborhood in ...

Leanne Currie-McGhee reflects on how watching her own daughters grapple with their relationship to technology as they grew up led to her latest project.

This September, World Kid Lit Month is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a special theme, expanded programming, and a push for greater awareness of translated books for young readers.

Four editors discuss forthcoming books on gospel, pop, rock, and more by authors who say that to singing, playing, or simply listening to music involves both the body and soul.

As Highlights for Children turns 80, the company’s Highlights Press imprint is celebrating the milestone with sales growth ...

Britt Rubiano at Random House/Marvel has acquired MJ Loves Spider-Man by Emma Lord, a YA rom-com in which 17-year-old Mary Jane must help her best friend and longtime crush Peter Parker save the day ...

Dashka Slater, Stonewall Book Award–winning author of picture books and YA, makes her middle grade nonfiction debut with The Wild Season (Little, Brown, Sept.), the true story of a rabbit rescue in ...

Roddy previously helped launch Sourcebooks’ Cosmo Reads imprint, as well as Abrams’s first commercial fiction imprint, ...