Notes on November 2014

by Travis Jonker | Blogs
Dec 02, 2014 | Filed in News & Features
In November… …we previewed books coming soon. Picture books, middle grade, nonfiction, graphic novels – there was a little of everything in 10 to Note: Winter Preview 2015. …we learned that the New York Times Best Illustrated Children’s Books list is a pretty good predictor of Caldecott success. I went to the data in Breakdown: [...]

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In November…

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…we previewed books coming soon.

Picture books, middle grade, nonfiction, graphic novels – there was a little of everything in 10 to Note: Winter Preview 2015.

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…we learned that the New York Times Best Illustrated Children’s Books list is a pretty good predictor of Caldecott success.

I went to the data in Breakdown: The NYT Best Illustrated/Caldecott Overlap.

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…Sara Varon gave us the scoop on her new projects.

And there are a bunch of them.

I hope November was kind to you.

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