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31 Days, 31 Lists: 2024 Picture Book Reprints
While from a sales perspective picture book reprints are risky things, today we are highlighting those rare titles that get a second chance at life.
31 Days, 31 Lists: 2023 Picture Book Reprints
While there's nothing sadder than a picture book out-of-print, by the same token there should be nothing happier than an old book brought back to life! Enjoy such books today!
31 Days, 31 Lists: 2022 Picture Book Reprints
Books so nice they published them twice. Today we celebrate the picture books that saw the light of day again because there was something about them that just stood up to scrutiny.
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Bringing Back the Mean People: Jewell Parker Rhodes Discusses a One-of-a-Kind Toni Morrison Reprint
Toni Morrison wrote a fair share of picture books, none quite as shocking and original as The Book of Mean People. With a reprint in November, I speak to Jewell Parker Rhodes, who wrote the Afterward.
31 Days, 31 Lists: 2021 Picture Book Reprints
Of the hundreds and hundreds of children's books that go out of print every year, only a small handful find themselves reprinted later. And of THOSE, only a very few make it to this list.
31 Days, 31 Books: 2020 Picture Book Reprints
Today, we celebrate those books that staged successful comebacks in 2020. And as an extra treat, this year we're including a couple re-illustrations as well. Just to keep things hot and spicy!
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31 Days, 31 Lists: 2019 Picture Book Reprints
Nothing worse than seeing your pet favorite picture book disappear into the mists of time. Of course, every once in a while they get resurrected in some form. Today we celebrate the books that crawled their way back onto bookstore and library shelves in 2019. The few. The brave. The worthy.
The Past Is Never Static. The Same Can Be Said of Our Books
Nonfiction has something Fiction will never have. Not really. When a work of Fiction is pilloried it can be pulled from the market or, if it’s in its earliest form, rewritten altogether. Nonfiction, in contrast, can wait years and years. Can be completely accurate and important. And then, if it chooses to do so, it can be rewritten.
31 Days, 31 Lists: 2018 Picture Book Reprints
What convinces a publisher to bring a picture book back into print? It could be a popular creator, a timely title, librarian/bookseller love, or a combination of all these factors. One thing's for certain. 2018 yielded a fabulous crop of oldies but goodies.
A Salute to the Reprints: Here’s to Getting A Second Chance in 2018
Last week Publishers Weekly produced the article Forever Young: Backlist Backbones 2018. In the piece, the magazine highlighted a sampling of some books getting cover redesigns, new printings, and other forms of reprinted attention this year. I too have been watching the reprints of older titles with a steady eye. And while I like a […]
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