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November 21, 2022
By Erin Somers

Random House Children's

Hannah Babcock has joined as director, subsidiary rights. She was previously a rights and co-editions manager at Scholastic.

Princeton Architectural Press

Holly La Due has been promoted to editorial director.

Folio Literary Management

Lauren Hall has joined as literary agent. She was previously at Capital Literary.

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