The Children's Book Council

June

This unique online bibliography features anticipated bestsellers, either recently published or forthcoming, published by CBC members.

Exploring & Embracing the Natural World

Earth Day is April 22! Celebrate our world with books about ecology, the environment, and other Life and Earth Science concepts.

CBC Co-Sponsored Bibliographies Submissions for the 2010 Children’s Book Council co-sponsored bibliography projects are now open! read more
Knowledge Quest Columns CBC members: submit your authors now to the next editorial cycle of the AASL journal Knowledge Quest. read more
USBBY Announces Nominees for Hans Christian Andersen Awards This year's nominees are author Walter Dean Myers and illustrator Eric Carle. read more
Children's Choice Book Awards In the News Check out the great coverage the Children's Choice Book Awards received on the Today show! read more
Children's Choice Book Award Winners Announced The CBC is excited to announce the winners of the 2009 Children's Choice Book Awards. read more
Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act Excludes Children's Books Great news for publishers! The Consumer Product Safety Commission has excluded children's books from the stringent lead testing requirements of the CPSIA. read more

CBC Co-Sponsored Bibliographies

Submissions for the 2010 Children’s Book Council co-sponsored bibliography projects are now open!

Knowledge Quest Columns

CBC members: submit your authors now to the next editorial cycle of the AASL journal Knowledge Quest.

USBBY Announces Nominees for Hans Christian Andersen Awards

This year's nominees are author Walter Dean Myers and illustrator Eric Carle.

Children's Choice Book Awards In the News

Check out the great coverage the Children's Choice Book Awards received on the Today show!

Children's Choice Book Award Winners Announced

The CBC is excited to announce the winners of the 2009 Children's Choice Book Awards.

Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act Excludes Children's Books

Great news for publishers! The Consumer Product Safety Commission has excluded children's books from the stringent lead testing requirements of the CPSIA.