Most readers associate the Little Golden Book series, which began more than 80 years ago, with “The Poky Little Puppy” and “The Little Engine that Could.” The next generation may be unable ...

A version of this article appeared in the 11/01/2010 issue of Publishers Weekly under the headline: The Little Book Publisher That Could ...

Could they win it all? No, stop being silly. Their rivals from Dallas, D.C. and New York, All laughed at the city of steaks and roast pork. The Birds tried their best to realize their goal, Of ...

So why 12 characters and how did you envision bringing them together in one book? I wanted to create as many black British female protagonists as I could get ... there’s a little bit of life ...

“Having multiple supply routes into the trade for one’s small press books isn’t actually the best thing for the literary field in general, nor, usually, for the press itself, as much as it m ...

In a faraway village, a little girl befriends a tiny caterpillar who soon transforms into a beautiful butterfly ... the sun sneaked between them, you could see endless light creatures dancing ...

Little Free Libraries and literacy. The two quickly struck up a friendship and agreed on the next pulling day, Cambria would take the unwanted books and distribute them however she could.

In January, before life in America was upended by the coronavirus, a start-up called Bookshop.org launched a beta site to sell books online ... of innovations that could help retain a customer ...

After Bantam picked up "Ecotopia" in 1977, Mr. Callenbach called his novel "the little book that could," his wife said. I'm not sure whether Callenbach ever expressed an opinion on the ...

This funny little butterfly doesn’t think he can make the 200-mile migration, but he’ll learn an important lesson: If at first you don’t succeed, fly, fly again!