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1. Uncle Albert’s Got a Brand New Blog

By: ackermanm, on 7/14/2010
Blog: Albert Whitman & Company Blog (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: children's books, Book News, American Library Association, Margaret Read MacDonald, Albert Whitman & Company, new blog, Josalyn Moran, Dori Butler, Alison Formento, Catherine Stier, Margaret Coffee, Add a tag

Welcome to the new Albert Whitman & Company blog. We are dedicated to serving the interests of the children’s book publishing community, including librarians, teachers, parents, publishers, authors, and illustrators. In addition to news and updates, every week we will feature the following series.

AWCo Author Podcasts
Audio interviews with our authors and illustrators

From the Archives
A nostalgic look back into the vault of AWCo classics

Classroom Connection (Beginning August 2010)
Educational resources, news, and information especially for educators

Today we leave you with a photo of our new VP of Publishing, Josalyn Moran, and a few of our authors at this year’s ALA conference.

(Left to right) Alison Formento (This Tree Counts), Josalyn Moran, Margaret Read MacDonald (How Many Donkeys?), Dori Butler (Buddy Files), Margaret Coffee, Catherine Stier (If I Ran for President)