Sentence examples for publishing for children from inspiring English sources

After the Second World War, America experienced an explosion in publishing for children, especially in science.

Research has established that at least as early as 1730 Boreman began publishing for children (largely educational works) and that in 1742 he produced what sounds like a recreational story, Cajanus, the Swedish Giant.

SM: Writing the Reading Program and starting the SCBWI opened the door to publishing for children.

It has become conventional wisdom in publishing for children and teens that girls will read a book with a boy on the cover, but boys won't read a book with a girl on the cover.

Although published for children, many of his books also appealed to adults.

"The original edition was not published for children or general readers.

Received wisdom dictates that books published for children need endings that are, if not exactly happy, then at least hopeful.

In "Boy," published for children, and "Going Solo," for children and adults, Roald Dahl set out his childhood in terms as stark as any fairy tale.

This week the Book Review introduces a Back to School issue, with nine pages dedicated to the latest books being published for children, many of them eagerly anticipated by parents and children.

"Its width is wonderful: it sheds light on areas of poetry which are so deserving of general recognition, for example, poetry books published for children and works in translation".

As one of the judging panel remarked, together the books proclaim: 'it doesn't matter if you're three or 16, poetry is for you!'" Run by the Centre for Literacy in primary education, the annual poetry award is the only one of its kind in the UK, encouraging and celebrating outstanding poetry published for children.