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This document is a comprehensive listing of new releases for young readers in the fall. It includes a variety of children's books for different age groups and topics, covering emotions, animals, inventions, Greek myths, and more. Some of the featured books include "It's Hard to Be a Baby" by Cheryl B. Klein, "The Band in Our Basement" by Kelly J. Baptist, and "The Heartbeat Drum: The Story of Carol Powder, Cree Drummer and Activist" by Deidre Havrelock. The summaries of each book are brief and provide information about the age range and content of the book. [Extracted from the article]

The U.S. Copyright Office has released a 72-page report on the topic of deepfakes, also known as "digital replicas." The report acknowledges the arrival of sophisticated digital replicas in various forms, such as AI-generated music performances and political candidate impersonations in robocalls. It expresses support for prompt federal action and plans to address other AI-related issues in future reports, including the copyrightability of works created using generative AI and the training of AI models on copyrighted works. [Extracted from the article]

"Kids Thrive at Every Size: How to Nourish Your Big, Small, or In-Between Child for a Lifetime of Health and Happiness" by Jill Castle is a comprehensive guide for parents on how to foster a healthy relationship with food and body image in children aged three to twelve. The author emphasizes that genetics play a significant role in determining body fat levels and warns against restrictive dieting, which can be harmful to children with naturally higher body fat. Instead of focusing on weight, Castle encourages parents to prioritize their child's overall well-being by considering factors such as diet, family culture, movement, screen time, self-love, and sleep. The book also advocates for letting children decide how much they want to eat and suggests ways to incorporate more physical activity into their daily lives. Castle makes a compelling argument for separating health from size and provides advice on boosting children's self-esteem through positive affirmations. This guide offers valuable insights for raising healthy and body-positive children. [Extracted from the article]

The Art of Friendship (Evelyn and Avery #1) Elle Pierre. Clarion, Sept. 3 ($7.99 trade paper, ISBN 978-0-358-68156-4) Evelyn gathers two friends, one of them a young skunk, to team [...]

A Storybook Wedding K.J. Micciche. Sourcebooks Casablanca, $16.99 trade paper (304p) ISBN 978-1-72826-475-2 Micciche's sparkling sophomore outing (after The Book Proposal) follows aspiring YA writer Cecily Jane Allerton, who cares [...]

Children's Front list Fiction RANK TITLE 1 If Only I Had Told Her 2 Waverider (Amulet #9) (paper) 3 Winter Turning (Wings of Fire Graphic Novel #7) 4 No Brainer [...]

This article features various publishers sharing their behind-the-scenes stories of how certain books came to be published. One story involves a sales rep discovering a self-published picture book about a blue cat with white shoes, which eventually became the popular "Pete the Cat" series. Another story involves a missing hand-painted potato display item at a book expo, causing a mild panic before it was found. Other stories include a manuscript sent by a kindergarten teacher that became a bestselling book, and a publisher stumbling upon a manuscript by Terry Pratchett that led to a successful professional relationship. [Extracted from the article]

ABRAMS It's Hard to Be a Baby by Cheryl B. Klein, illus. by Juana Medina (Oct. 8, $18.99, ISBN 978-1-4197-6733-3), celebrates the challenges, changes, and cheers that come with being [...]

360 DEGREES Habitats: A Journey in Nature by Hannah Pang, illus. by Isobel Lundie (Feb. 13, $18.99, ISBN 978-1-944530-41-9). Interactive split pages spotlight six habitats around the world and the [...]

Booksellers, publishers, librarians, and agents are encouraged to look at the 50 self-published titles below. Each appears with a list of retailers that are selling the book and a description [...]

From the earliest ages, kids gravitate toward comics' dynamic yet accessible layouts and often goofy humor. Here are some choice spring picks from a blossoming category. Attack of the Krill [...]