Russo has also been a writer and editor at the Los Angeles Times and the New York Observer. She is the former children’s books editor at the New York Times Book Review and coauthor, with Pamela Paul, of How to Raise a Reader. Maria Russo is editorial director of Astra Publishing House’s MineditionUS imprint. In his latest book, created with his young son Henry Rocket, two fluffy creatures, Poppy and Little One, inventory all the essential things they need in life-most important of all, love. In addition to his popular self-illustrated books like The Dot and The Word Collector, he has illustrated titles by numerous authors including the long-running Judy Moody and Stink series by Megan McDonald and the I Am series by Susan Verde. Reynolds-in addition to owning The Blue Bunny Bookstore in Dedham, Mass., and founding the educational media firm FableVision Studios-is acclaimed for his signature inky illustrations and hand-lettering and picture books with messages that foster creativity, bravery, and self-expression. Melissa de la Cruz, The (Super Secret) Society of Octagon Valleyīestselling author-illustrator Peter H.

A former book editor at S&S’s Free Press, Kreizman has held previous positions as editorial director of Book of the Month as well as editorial director of digital content at B&N.com. She’s also the author of Slaughterhouse 90210, which grew out of her popular Tumblr of the same name and explores the intersection of literature and pop culture. Her essays and reviews have appeared in numerous publications, including the New York Times and the Atlantic.

Maris Kreizman hosts the Maris Review, a literary podcast from LitHub. Reid, an assistant professor at the University of Michigan, set her latest book at the University of Arkansas in 2017, where senior resident advisor Millie finds herself navigating intrigue and bad behavior when she accepts an unusual opportunity from visiting professor Agatha. Kiley Reid’s bestselling debut novel, Such a Fun Age, was longlisted for the Booker Prize and was a celebrated pick of many book clubs, including Well-Read Black Girl Book Club, Reese’s Book Club, and others.

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