|
||
|
||
Book Publishers Beginning with "K"
- Kamehameha Schools Press - "Issues about five
new, revised, or reprinted publications annually. These include reference
books on Hawaiian history, adult- and student-level biographies of
key figures in Hawaiian history, collections of Hawaiian folklore,
and curriculum materials for the teaching of Hawaiian history and
studies at various grade levels."
- Kids Can Press Submission guidelines
- "An outstanding publisher of non-fiction titles for children
of all ages, covering science, nature, history and crafts."
- Kidsrights (Educational)
Submission guidelines - "A publisher
and nationwide distributor of helpful, healing materials that reach
out to children and families in crisis. Books, videos, games, pamphlets
and play therapy materials focus on some of the toughest issues families
face today: domestic violence, child safety, teen parenting, drug
and alcohol addictions, child abuse, rape, loss and grief, and sexual
abuse. JIST Life titles focuses on adults and KIDSRIGHTS titles focuses
on children and teens."
- Kingfisher
Books Submission guidelines
- A new way to know, All-new nonfiction series — children in kindergarten
through 9th grade will encounter more creative and entertaining ways
to learn about the world.
- Kar-Ben Publishing, Inc.
Submission guidelines
- "Publishes about 8-10 new titles each year. All of them are
books on Jewish themes for children and families."
- Alfred A. Knopf
Books for Young Readers Submission guidelines - A Division of
Random House - "Publishers of quality literature for pre-school
children through young adult readers in all formats from board books
to picture books to novels."
- Melanie Kroupa Books Submission guidelines – Division of Farrar, Straus and Giroux – “Renowned for its international list of literary fiction, nonfiction, poetry and children’s books.”
2008 Children's Writer's and Illustrator's Market
Buy it HERE!
Privacy
Policy & Legalese
©2001-2007 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, S. L. Cook - No portion of this website
may be copied without the express written consent of the copyright holder.