Do Kids Prefer Print Books or E-Books? It Depends, Says Scholastic.

Scholastic has released a new study on children's book-type preferences. They conclude that children prefer print books over e-books in some situations and vice versa in others.

Kids Prefer Print Books Before Bed

Delirium Coming to TV?

Fox is looking to adapt Lauren Oliver's Delirium for their 2013-2014 TV lineup. Read more here: Delirium Trilogy Heads to the Small Screen

Update: The show was sadly not picked up.

Two New Children's Imprints at Amazon

Amazon is launching two new children's imprints, Two Lions and Skyscape. Read more about them here:

Amazon Children's Publishing Names Two New Imprints

The Starred Reviews of 2012

Publishers Weekly has compiled a list of all of the starred reviews of 2012. Take a look here:

2012 Starred Reviews: The Complete Round-Up

Children's Publishing Goes Digital Conference Provides Insights

At the Publishers Launch Children's Publishing Goes Digital conference, attendees garnered some insight about what publishers and editors are looking at for the future:

The Kids Are All Right

New Multi-Platform Series Coming From Scholastic

Seeing the success of the 30 Clues and Infinity Ring series, Scholastic is launching yet another series where each book is written by a different, popular author. The story arc for the series, the Spirit Animals, was created by bestselling author (and personal favorite) Brandon Mull and is intended to be a Multi-Platform Series.

Learn more about the launch here: Scholastic to Roll Out New Multi-Platform Series

Scholastic's New Fantasy Genre Multi-Platform Series: Spirit Animals

Scholastic has released information about it's latest venture in multi-platform publishing. Following up on its groundbreaking 39 Clues series, it's now working on a seven-part fantasy series for middle-grade readers titled Spirit Animals. Read more about it here:

Scholastic to Roll Out  New Multi-Platform Series