LYBR publishes books for every age and every interest.
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- Founded:
- 1926
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Events
3 past eventsSee All
- Southern Festival of Books
Nashville, TN
Saturday, October 10 at 9:00am - IRA West 2009
Phoenix Convention Center
Sunday, February 22 at 10:30am - YALSA Symposium in Nashville, TN
Nashville, TN
Friday, November 7 at 9:00am
Little Brown School Galley of the Week! It's Galley of the Week! Really, we should have a song for this. Today we are offering SHIPBREAKER by Paolo Bacigalupi. His adult novel THE WINDUP GIRL was one of Time's Books of the Year. This one is blow the roof off the dump good. To get a copy send an email with your real world mailing address (...NOT A PO BOX) to lbyrgalleys@hbgusa.com. Do it now!
Little Brown School Liz Burns interview Morris Award finalist Malinda Lo for the YALSA blog!
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YALSA Blog: Interview With Malinda Lo: Get ready for some bookish fun! The six authors of the fivebookson the 2... http://bit.ly/76Ge5t http://www.twitter.com/yalsa
Little Brown School Summer Reading in the Dead of Winter? Hi folks! If you are up to sharing, we'd like to know you're ideas for Summer 2010 Reading lists at your school or library. Post your choices on the wall!
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Wahoooooooo!!!!!!!
Two Morris Award finalists: ASH by Malinda Lo and BEAUTIFUL CREATURES by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl. Jigging of Joy all over the office!
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The Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA)Booklists & Book AwardsWilliam C. Morris YA Debut Award
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And Now for the big news! We did our Spring 2010 Preview at the Yale Club and Betsy Bird's take on the day is up at Fuse #8: http://www.schoollibraryjournal.com/blog
And yes, I really DID wear those shoes all day.
Librarian Preview: Little, Brown and Company (Spring 2010) - A Fuse #8 Production - Blog on School L
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Compiling the tidbits, news, reviews, and oh-so shiny points of interest regarding anything and everything kidlit related. You can email Elizabeth at fusenumber8@gmail.com.
Little Brown School Too much good news! First up: The Lion & the Mouse is a New York Times Best Illustrated Title and a Publishers Weekly Best Book of 2009! See the Best Illustrated Books slide show in the books section at www.nytimes.com.
Little Brown School Hey Fans! We're off to AASL tomorrow. We hope to see you there. On Friday, November 6, bright and early at 8:00 AM James Patterson will give the opening session speech. We'll have 1000, yes ONE THOUSAND copies of his new teen fave novel WITCH & WIZARD on hand at the session. Come to the session, get the galley.
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Lisa von Drasek saw CIRQUE DU FREAK and liked it!
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EarlyWord’s goal is to help Collection Development and Readers Advisory librarians stay ahead of public demand and identify hidden gems.
Little Brown School Where the Mountain Meets the Moon is Al Roker's next Kids Club pick!!! Yay!!!
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The latest book club pick tells the story of a young girl who, inspired by her father's folktales, journeys to find the Old Man on the Moon and ask him to help her struggling family. An excerpt.
Little Brown School New Interview with Sherman Alexie in the NEW YORK TIMES:
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Sherman Alexie has followed the blockbuster success of his young-adult novel, “The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian,” with a volume of short stories and poetry.
Little Brown School Galley of the Week is BEAUTIFUL CREATURES. A big, juicy southern gothic fantasy that we love. Plus a kick ass librarian as the guardian of all the best secrets in the universe. Email littlebrownschool@hbgusa.com with Beautiful Creatures in the subject line and your complete UPS shipping address. Cheers!
Little Brown School Review of the day for MOUSEHUNTER by Alex Milway. This is one of my favorite books of the year and I'm glad someone else likes it too.
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Written and Illustrated By Alex MilwayLittle, Brown and Company2009First published in Great Britain in 2008 by Faber and Faber LimitedDedication: For KatieTarget Age Group: Boys or girls, ages 9 - 12Must ReadGood ReadCould ReadSynopsis12 year old Emiline had a dream job. ...
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Review of the Day for THE MYSTERIOUS BENEDICT SOCIETY & THE PRISONER'S DILEMMA from BOOKPAGE. http://www.bookpage.com/books-10012431-T
The Mysterious Benedict Society and the Prisoner's Dilemma by Trenton Lee Stewart - Book Review - Bo
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When asked about their favorite element of The Mysterious Benedict Society novels, fans often cite the same thing: When it comes to Trenton Lee Stewart’s whirlwind adventure novels about four clever children, the key is characterization.
Little Brown School Sara Zarr (ONCE WAS LOST) and Trenton Lee Stewart (THE MYSTERIOUS BENEDICT SOCIETY) will be at the Souther Festival of Books this weekend. Become a fan and learn more at the SoFestofBooks page.
Attention Nashville fans! Two great LBYR authors are coming to town.
Time:9:00AM Saturday, October 10th
Location:Nashville, TN
