This article was written for the program book distributed for participants of Publishers Launch: Children’s Publishing Goes Digital, a full-day conference
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Rescooped by Jeni Mawter from Publishing Digital Book Apps for Kids onto Young Adult and Children's Stories |
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Jeni Mawter's insight:
Children's and young adult book authors need to expand their skill sets for the digital age.
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Publishing has changed dramatically in the past 2 years ... read more to find out how this may impact storybook apps, print releases and the entire world of children's publishing.