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Writer News, Blurbs, Gossip HarperCollins has acquired world rights to new children's picture book by Danielle Steel, The Happiest Hippo in the World. Morrow Morrow executive editor Henry Ferris prevailed over three other bidders for a new book by Daniel Asa Rose called Larry’s Kidney: (Being the Story of) How I Found Myself in China with My Black Sheep Cousin and His Mail Order Bride, Breaking Chinese Law to Get Him a Transplant—and Save His Life Expanding into downloadable children's audio, Audible is launching a companion site to its flagship, AudibleKids.com. The site, which goes live on Monday, will feature community aspects and nearly 4,000 titles; offerings will vary, from early reader titles to YA books. |
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by John Grisham: *** fans are torn over Grisham's latest about corporate
greed and those lonely heroes who fight for justice. Some say
cardboard characters and a slow second half took away from a good premise
and a fast-paced beginning.