Viva Frida by Yuyi Morales ve Kid Sheriff and the Terrible Toads by Bob Shea, çizimlendiren Lane Smith! için gelen ilk yıldızlı yorumları sizlerle paylaşmaktan mutluluk duyuyorum.
Muhteşem Bad Kitty dizimizin yayın hakları tam 14 üncü ülkeye lisanslandı! Yunan yayıncı Dioptra dizinin ilk dört kitabını yayınlamak için anlaşma imzaladı!
Sizlere vereceğimiz bunlardan çok daha büyük bir haberimiz var! Nick Bertozzi’nin Shackleton'u a Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Week!(Publishers weekly haftanın en iyi kitabı) seçildi.
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BESTSELLERS:
· THE RETURN OF ZITA THE SPACEGIRL by Ben Hatke / New York Times Bestsellers List, Paperback Graphic Novels, June 29, 2014: #10 (3rd week on the list!)
· A WRINKLE IN TIME: THE GRAPHIC NOVEL by Madeleine L’Engle, adapted and illus. by Hope Larson / New York Times Bestsellers List, Hardcover Graphic Novels, June 29, 2014: #6 (42nd week on the list!)
MCPG ANIMAL FRIEND OF THE WEEK
Bissa wants to give you a kiss! Emily Feinberg’s labradoodle is as sweet as can be.
Emily is the editor of Edible Colors, a bold, artful concept book by Jennifer Vogel Bass about the vibrant world of unusual fruits and vegetables. Coming in Spring 2015 is Edible Numbers: count your fruits and vegetables in this second tasty concept book!
FSG BYR HIGHLIGHTS
BESTSELLERS:
· A WRINKLE IN TIME: THE GRAPHIC NOVEL by Madeleine L’Engle, adapted and illus. by Hope Larson / New York Times Bestsellers List, Hardcover Graphic Novels, June 29, 2014: #6 (42nd week on the list!)
SALES:
· LOVE LETTERS TO THE DEAD by Ava Dellaira / Hungarian rights licensed to Ciceró Kiadó
· QUEEN ON WEDNESDAY by Gabi Swiatkowska / French rights licensed to Editions du Genevrier
· WHEN I WORE MY SAILOR SUIT by Uri Shulevitz / Korean rights relicensed to Sigongsa
AWARDS:
· A WRINKLE IN TIME by Madeleine L’Engle / The Guardian, Top 10 Time Travel Books
REVIEWS:
CLASS B.U.R.P. by Jenny Meyerhoff, illus. by Jason Week
SLJ, July 2014 issue
“Reminiscent of Calvin and Hobbes and should grab the attention of reluctant readers and Wimpy Kid fans alike.”
CUT ME FREE by J.R. Johansson
Jennifer Armentrout, #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Lux and Covenant series
“ Absolutely loved this. A superb blend of mystery and romance, it's never what you expect. A masterpiece."
EVIDENCE OF THINGS NOT SEEN by Lindsey Lane
SLJ, July 2014 issue
“Brilliant… the picture of a small border town caught up in a mystery and bound by its secrets is an intriguing one that Lane does well.”
ROARING BROOK PRESS HIGHLIGHTS
SALES:
· BAD KITTY GETS A BATH by Nick Bruel / Greek rights licensed to Dioptra
· BAD KITTY MEETS THE BABY by Nick Bruel / Greek rights licensed to Dioptra
· BAD KITTY VS UNCLE MURRAY by Nick Bruel / Greek rights licensed to Dioptra
· HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BAD KITTY by Nick Bruel / Greek rights licensed to Dioptra
· NO! by David McPhail / Korean rights relicensed to Sigongsa
REVIEWS:
KID SHERIFF AND THE TERRIBLE TOADS by Bob Shea, illus. by Lane Smith
SLJ, July 2014 issue: STARRED REVIEW!
«“Shea’s humor is spot-on in Sherriff Ryan’s unwavering logic and assumptions, and his distinct characters will make this an instant hit. Smith’s illustrations, with grainy color and vivid textures, match the deadpan silliness to a tee.”
NEIGHBORHOOD SHARKS: Hunting with the Great Whites of California’s Farallon Islands by Katherine Roy
SLJ, July 2014 issue: STARRED REVIEW!
«“Shark lovers of all ages will enjoy poring over the intense, vivid images…An excellent introduction.”
VIVA FRIDA by Yuyi Morales
Publishers Weekly, June 16, 2014: STARRED REVIEW!
«“Readers will recognize Morales’s handmade Frida Kahlo doll from Kahlo’s self-portraits—Morales’s doll has the same haunting beauty and direct gaze…Frida lives because she loves and creates.”
THE ORCHESTRA PIT by Johanna Wright
SLJ, July 2014 issue
“Mistakenly arriving at an orchestra pit filled with young musicians tuning up for an impending concert, the creature first explores some brass instruments…This charming introduction to the orchestra and its instruments was made to be shared.”
THE WORLD ACCORDING TO MUSK OX by Erin Cabatingan, illus. by Matthew Myers
SLJ, July 2014 issue
“Long-suffering Zebra tries to interest self-centered Musk Ox in other parts of the world besides his home in the Arctic…Goofy.”
FIRST SECOND HIGHLIGHTS
BESTSELLERS:
· THE RETURN OF ZITA THE SPACEGIRL by Ben Hatke / New York Times Bestsellers List, Paperback Graphic Novels, June 29, 2014: #10 (3rd week on the list!)
AWARDS:
· SHACKLETON: Antarctic Odyssey by Nick Bertozzi / Publishers Weekly, Best Books of the Week, June 16, 2014
REVIEWS:
THIS ONE SUMMER by Mariko Tamaki, illus. by Jillian Tamaki
Shelf Awareness, June 17, 2014: 7th STARRED REVIEW!
«“[Mariko and Jillian Tamaki] exploit the graphic novel form to its fullest potential…Stunning.”
Paste Magazine, June 5, 2014: READ IT HERE!
“A subtle, beautiful, intelligent read…[This One Summer] pulls off the clever trick of rendering nostalgia without romanticism, capturing the feel of summer when it actually meant something.”
SLJ, June 4, 2014: Summer Reading Round-Up
“The two friends test the waters of teenhood by watching slasher films and thinking of ways to get a glimpse of this year’s crush.”
THE SHADOW HERO by Gene Luen Yang, illus. by Sonny Liew
Gothamist, June 5, 2014: “Notable New Yorkers Share Their Summer Reading Recommendations”
“There's nobody working in comics today who's more adept at finding the hilarious in and around the serious (and tragic) and the serious (and tragic) in the hilarious.”
Sublicensed Edition of the Week!
THE GIRL WHO WAS SUPPOSED TO DIE by April Henry
April Henry is the queen of thrillers. In this YA standalone, Cady must overcome amnesia and identity theft to solve a mystery involving biological warfare and save her family.
German publisher Arena’s edition has a riveting cover – readers will be on the edge of their seats!
Foreign sales for THE GIRL WHO WAS SUPPOSED TO DIE:
∙ British Commonwealth/Walker Books ∙ German/Arena ∙ Turkish/Yakamoz Yayinlari
HOLT BYR HIGHLIGHTS
REVIEWS:
BODY IN THE WOODS by April Henry
MacTeenBooks, June 13, 2014: Author Blog: On Inspiration and Editing
“When I learned that MCSO SAR not only looks for people lost in the wilderness but also searches for crime scene evidence and even recovers bodies, I knew it what I had long sought: a realistic idea for a teen mystery series.”
EDWARD HOPPER PAINTS HIS WORLD by Robert Burleigh, illus. by Wendell Minor
SLJ, July 2014 issue
“Minor’s art, lush and perfectly varied with pencil sketches interspersed between colorful paintings, is accompanied by Burleigh’s compelling text… Minor has reenvisioned many of Hopper’s well-known works, placing Hopper in the picture, depicting the artist as he surveys the scenes that inspired his paintings.”
TALES OF BUNJITSU BUNNY by John Himmelman
SLJ¸ July 2014 issue
“Delightful short stories about a little bunny named Isabel, who is mighty in spirit.”
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