Drawing on their experience distributing books from all children's publishers through their school book clubs and book fairs, Scholastic's editors created a list of ten trends from the year in children's books. President of Scholastic Book Clubs Judy Newman remarks in the release, "We've seen some exciting innovation in children's…
Scholastic Names Trends in Children's Books for 2010
by Michael Cader on December 8, 2010 in Best of, Children's, Trends
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