Are we losing or gaining readers once the silver screen projects kids’ books?

An August 12 letter, signed by three senators raised concerns that the data harvested and maintained by digital educational publishers today “could pose a serious risk to students, parents, and educational institutions" if "stolen, collected, or sold without their permission or knowledge.”

A little additional advice to self-published authors on maintaining successful relationships with indie booksellers.

Active kids are happy kids. And Odd Dot, a new imprint of Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group, is keeping kids engaged and learning through play with its line of TinkerActive Workbooks.

Booksellers’ kids talk about the ups and downs of hours spent at the bookstore.

In time for the new school year, Follett Corp. is rolling out Follett Book eFairs, an online expansion of the company’s book fairs business, which debuted in fall 2017.

Literacy efforts flourish in the partnership between independent bookstores and schools serving low-income students.