Betsy Bird
Betsy Bird has served on Newbery, reviewed for Kirkus, written for Horn Book, writes books for kids, blogs for School Library Journal, and podcasts on picture books. Somnus est ad infirma.
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Warning: Cover Reveal Ahead
Here is how a cover reveal usually goes.
A publisher (or sometimes an author) approaches me. They say they’d like to do a cover reveal. They tell me what the book is. If I’m interested, I counter by saying something like, “Ah! But wouldn’t...
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Two books! A mere two! The thing about the children’s side of Transit Books is that they never overextend themselves. They know the books that they like to promote, and if the upcoming season is a smaller list then by gum it’s a smaller lis...
Even the Smallest Actions Can Have Vast Importance
I get intrigued by change. Particularly when you rely on an author or illustrator to do one thing, and then they turn right around and do something different. Take Grace Lin. When I think of Grace Lin I certainly think of an array of books....
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Gotta love me my Eerdmans. It’s the little Michigan publisher that could, pushing out books that don’t look or feel like anyone else’s (in a good way). And yes, we are able to finally now delve deep into the next upcoming season. What goodi...
Der Struwwelpeter by Dr. Heinrich Hoffmann
We’re finally doing it! The urtext. The spooky book that started them all. And it’s also 100% the oldest children’s book we have ever done on the show. Sporting an 1845 publication date, this German classic has been given to generations of...
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Betsy Bird has served on Newbery, reviewed for Kirkus, written for Horn Book, writes books for kids, blogs for School Library Journal, and podcasts on picture books. Somnus est ad infirma.
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