#ReadWoke Pin Giveaway
We’re pleased to support Cicely Lewis’s #ReadWoke movement, encouraging students to read books that challenge social norms and build understanding of disenfranchised groups.Read more "#ReadWoke Pin Giveaway"
Are You Looking Forward to Summer Reading?
It’s never too soon to start getting ready for summer reading! If you’re still developing your plans, check out two webinars from Lerner that can help you prepare.Read more "Are You Looking Forward to Summer Reading?"
Sign Up for Our Email Newsletters!
Like a lot of blogs, we have had a link to sign up for email newsletters on the sidebar of our site for a while. But, if you haven’t clicked it recently, you may be missing out on more than you think.Read more "Sign Up for Our Email Newsletters!"
Quick Tips for a Successful PledgeCents and Lerner Fundraiser!
by Lara Neel, Trade Marketing Manager Lerner Publishing Group is excited to be part of the PledgeCents marketplace, which makes it easy for educators to raise money for school and library purchases through PTAs or community fundraisers!Read more "Quick Tips for a Successful PledgeCents and Lerner Fundraiser!"
Happy Book Birthday: New Picture Books, Middle Grade, and YA
Check out November 1 new releases from Lerner Publishing Group!Read more "Happy Book Birthday: New Picture Books, Middle Grade, and YA"
Happy Book Birthday: New Graphic Novels, Middle Grade, and YA
Check out October 1 new releases from Lerner Publishing Group!Read more "Happy Book Birthday: New Graphic Novels, Middle Grade, and YA"
Can I Touch Your Hair? and the N-Bomb: What is appropriate for children?
By Carol Hinz, Editorial Director of Millbrook Press and Carolrhoda Books A customer on Amazon recently expressed concerns that the book Can I Touch Your Hair? Poems of Race, Mistakes, and Friendship is not appropriate for elementary students because it includes a poem called “The N-Bomb” that references the existence of the N-word (though doesn’t […]Read more "Can I Touch Your Hair? and the N-Bomb: What is appropriate for children?"
5 Ways to Get Involved in Banned Books Week 2018
by Lara Neel, Trade Marketing Manager The theme for 2018’s Banned Books Week (which is next week!) is “Banning books silences stories. Speak out!”Read more "5 Ways to Get Involved in Banned Books Week 2018"
Visit Lerner at ALA!
By Libby Stille, Associate Publicist Headed to ALA Annual this weekend? In between jockeying for a seat at Michelle Obama’s keynote and stargazing at Emilio Estevez’s film screening, visit Lerner in booth 3522 to learn more about our books and to meet some of our authors and illustrators!Read more "Visit Lerner at ALA!"
