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(vía Stack Overflow: 6 Books for May)

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(vía Two Translated Picture Books by Levine Querido)

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(vía Seeking A Publisher 2024: Americas)

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On the Scottish Bilingual Publishing House 'Sunono' & the Importance of Chapter Books for Kids

Sunono Publishing — a Scotland-based bilingual book operation — is one of the newer publishers making an impact on the landscape of Arabic children’s literature and translation.  This month, Sunono brings out an English edition of their beloved chapter book الرقم 25, translated by ArabLit editor M Lynx Qualey. We talk author Feda Shtia, who launched Sunono in 2018 “with the aim of creating books…

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Arabic Literature for Young Readers: 10 Publishers to Know

As a way of marking #WorldKidLitMonth (which you can follow at @worldkidlit and worldkidlit.org), we are profiling 10 publishers that have a focus on children’s literature in Arabic. While some have been around since the 1980s and 90s, such as the Tamer Institute and Al Salwa Books, most are more recent. Indeed, it has been in the last 20+ years, since around the turn of the century, that the…

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(vía Stack Overflow: Upcoming September Titles for All Ages)

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(vía How Do You Live? A Japanese Wonder)

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Publication Day Giveaway: 'Arab Fairy Tale Feasts: A Literary Cookbook'

Publication Day Giveaway: ‘Arab Fairy Tale Feasts: A Literary Cookbook’

Every Tuesday during #WorldKidLit Month, we’re using this space to talk about literary works aimed at young readers: Today, it also happens to be publication day for Arab Fairy Tale Feasts: A Literary Cookbook by Karim Alrawi, illustrated by Nahid Kazemi. This delightful collection, aimed at readers 8-12, translates recipes into fairy tales and fairy tales into recipes. From the…

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