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Children’s and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels

How to care for a pet cloud; overcoming bullies; a powerful tale of Muslim identity; a YA sci‑fi thriller, and more

The Guardian - UK

Children’s and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels

Rhinos race on roller skates; a footballer finds his feet; magic goes wrong; and an influencer embraces life offline

The Guardian - UK

James Patterson donates to PEN America, Howard University

Howard University, PEN America and Scholastic Book Clubs are among the latest recipients of donations from James Patterson, the bestselling author who has given over $100 million to literary and literacy programs

The Independent UK

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R.L. Stine: Fear Street "loosened me up"

The king of scary stories tells Salon about his new book, writing, those endings & why kids are the "best audience"

Salon

Children’s and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels

Bad manners in the jungle; a magical inner-city tree; galactic danger; a conservationist call to arms; plus the best new YA novels

The Guardian - UK

New DWP scheme could help people on certain benefits cut their broadband bill to £15 each month

A new system will make it simpler and faster for people to access social tariff broadband packages.

Daily Record

New DWP scheme could see millions of people on low incomes get discounted broadband bills

Some customers on ‘social tariffs’ could save over £100 each year on their broadband bill.

Daily Record

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‘There was practically a riot at King’s Cross’: an oral history of Harry Potter at 25

Secrecy, stunts and subterfuge: publishers and collaborators reveal the magic that went into creating a children’s classic 25 years ago

The Guardian - UK

The number of children who read for fun is at a historic low. Why?

There is scientific evidence that reading with your children has positive chemical effects for both parent and child

The Guardian - US

Colin Kaepernick announces graphic memoir for young adults

Colin Kaepernick is planning to share more of his life story, this time with a certain audience in mind.

Tribune News Service

Akim Aliu graphic novel explores how he confronted racism in hockey

Aimed for an audience of 8- to 12-year-olds, Aliu shares his journey of dealing with the difficulties of assimilating in Ukraine and Canada and the hazing and systemic racism he experienced pursuing his dream of playing pro hockey.

Chicago Sun-Times

Here's Why Scholastic Shares Are Moving

Scholastic Corp (NASDAQ: SCHL) shares are trading lower by 9.7% at $38.24 after the company reported third-quarter earnings results.

Benzinga

ABC's 'Abbott Elementary' and Scholastic bringing free book fairs to two LA schools

LOS ANGELES — ABC, the home of freshman comedy "Abbott Elementary," has partnered with publishing company Scholastic to provide underfunded schools with free book fairs, coupling the successful show's marketing campaign with a very worthy cause.

Los Angeles Times

Abbott Elementary is bringing Scholastic book fairs to underfunded schools

A case of life imitating art that we love to see.

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