Scribble draws up plans for children

Scribe will this week start publishing picture books for the UK and Australasian market through its new imprint, Scribble. Miriam Rosenbloom (pictured), art director for Scribe Australia and UK, and now commissioning editor for Scribble, said the company had talked about publishing children’s books “for years” and that the time was right after she returned to her native Australia following six years based in the UK. Continue reading at 'The Bookseller'

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