Kirkus Reviews writes about Dean-David Schillinger's upcoming TELLTALE HEARTS: '[Schillinger] reminds readers that it’s been proved that the greatest source of information for doctors is not a test or machine, but what a patient tells them…' Read below!
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It's asparagus time! What fun. Check out the New York Times's favorite asparagus options including asparagus mimosa from Rosa Jackson's book NIÇOISE.
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So grateful to Publishers Weekly for featuring this piece by Brigid Alverson on Scholastic's foray into manga with Unico: Awakening and, well, myself(!), in its most recent print issue!

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Congrats to Shannon Reed Shannon Reed ☮️ 🇺🇦 whose book WHY WE READ was named by Goodreads as one of the most popular nonfiction books of 2024 so far!

In this collection, Reed's hilarious voice anchors all the ways books shaped us, helped us, taught us, and more.
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This Saturday 4/27 is Independent Bookstore Day! We're excited to stop by some of our LA favorites. Find your nearest Indie Bookstore below and head there Saturday either in person or online to grab something new to read!

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Congratulations to our 9-12 nominees for 2024-25! Mich Reading Assoc

Nominees: Skyla Arndt (Updates Only) Angeline Boulley - #AncestorsBack Robbie Couch Kindra Neely Hannah V. Sawyerr Steve Sheinkin #NicStone Find me on bsky: @mythjae teo 👻 he/they

In the The Washington Post recently, Jennifer Allen, author of Mālama Honua, Hōkūle‘a — A Voyage of Hope, writes about California mudslides and how humans 'try to creatively control the terrain, yet each effort seems only to provoke its eventual path.'

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This weekend is the LA Times Festival of Books where you can see some Hill Nadell writers speak and moderate. Check out some of these panels and dozens more to hear engaging discussions and meet other book lovers!

Alexander Lobrano for The Wall Street Journal calls Rosa Jackson a 'graceful, witty writer, and her book is deeply lived and knowing.' Read more about NIÇOISE and the uptick in love for the South of France:

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It’s paperback pub day for Omer Aziz’s BROWN BOY, an uncompromising portrait of identity, family, religion, race, and class!
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Abrams Preview: The Harrowing - ‘The Harrowing’ follows a psychic teen who hunts potential killers… until she discovers the boy she loves is her next target.
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Read the preview here:
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Abrams Fanfare Presents The Harrowing
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Happy Pub Day to THE HARROWING written by Kristen Kiesling and illustrated by Rye Hickman!

In this sinisterly-rendered world, Rowan Sterling will harness her power for seeing future crimes and learn shocking details about those she loves.

Out today from Abrams Fanfare!

Laurie Ochoa for the LA Times details her trip to Rosa Jackson's cooking school in Nice, Les Petits Farcis, and the school's refreshing come-as-you-are attitude toward cooking and celebration of curiosity, all beautifully on display in her new book NIÇOISE
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'[S]he witnessed impossible situations and intense frustration from teachers and students that no hand-held school tour could have possibly revealed.' - Peter Hartlaub

In The SF Chronicle, Shann Nix Jones's groundbreaking reporting receives modern scrutiny
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The Harrowing Exclusive: Kristen Kiesling And Rye Hickman Break Down A “Favorite” Section From The Upcoming Abrams Graphic Novel dlvr.it/T5Ml4M

Happy Publication Day to NIÇOISE! In Rosa Jackson's beautiful new book, you'll find seasonal Niçoise recipes, visits with the local food community, and a look into the development of Rosa's life in Nice and her cooking school, Les Petits Farcis. Available today from W.W. Norton!

In a new Publishers Weekly review, Rosa Jackson's NIÇOISE 'delivers a vivid ode to the cuisine of Nice, France, weaving in expert cooking tips, personal anecdotes, and glimpses of the Mediterranean city’s current and historic food culture.' Out tomorrow!

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Exciting to see Rosa Jackson's NIÇOISE on Amazon's Editors' Picks for April! This beautiful book weaves personal story and over 100 seasonal recipes to help anyone explore the French city of Nice through its food. Available April 9th from W.W. Norton.
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