Articles related to "Simon Schuster"

2,000 new titles, 35 imprints and 1,500 employees in three continents are just some of the facts behind the enormous publishing operation that is Simon & Schuster.

Simon & Schuster Incorporated has issued a safety recall on a frog puppet with a plush book. Some of the puppet's parts can detach and create a safety risk.

George Shuman has been a police detective and a resort executive, but his favorite career is spinning tales in the Sherry Moore mystery series.

Simon & Schuster and Starz Media are producing a series of television and DVD movies for Johnny Gruelle's classic Raggedy Ann & Andy characters.

In this age of technology and television, human interaction has become infrequent and strained at best. What better way to rekindle close bonds than by reading together.

Three Ready for Chapters books by Cynthia Rylant and Wendy Anderson Halperin

Best selling author, Jennifer Chiaverini creates another Elm Creek Quilts novel. The new book by this Madison writer, not yet released, is called A Quilter's Holiday.

Reviews of The English Roses, When I was Little, Just the Two of Us, and Marsupal Sue Presents The Runaway Pancake

This book gives a different view on the settling of North America. Its main goal is to focus on the settlers of early America and the important role they played.

The Gotham Group will make 19 direct-to-DVD animated movies over the next 3 years, using Dark Horse, Simon & Schuster, William Steig and Maurice Sendak properties.

Unicorn legends date back far into our ancient Pagan past where they were described as having many different shapes and colors. Today, however, it is the pure white unicorn that captures our fascination.

With the coming of the American Civil War a telegraph line is strung across the nation, connecting the east to the west. On October 24, 1861, the Pony Express is through.