Marketing activities held by Publisher Spotlight:

Publicity

• Pitch reviews in publishing and library trades (e.g., Publishers Weekly, SLJ, Booklist, Kirkus, Shelf Awareness, Horn Book)
• Mail to long and short lead media contacts
• Pitch reviews and interviews to appropriate blogs and websites
• Marketing and promotion
• Send checklist for online journals, influencers, bloggers, review centers

Digital

• Social media content, where appropriate: Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, TikTok
• Include in themed Pinterest boards
• School and library marketing

Conferences

• TLA, NSTA, ALA (and other shows, as appropriate)
• Presentations to library selector groups in Chicago, New York, Boston, Washington D.C.

Teachers' materials downloadable on website

41 plants that will literally take your breath away. Or even eat you!

There are many books about Plants. This title does not show the best known, but the most weird and phantastic ones.

Welcome to this botanical garden, where human feet have not trodden for many years. Actually, one has-or rather a pair of them have. They belong to a passionate botanist who spends all his time in the company of flowers. He does not seem interested in people, as he feels himself to be a plant rather than a member of the species homo sapiens. He may seem strange-or even scary, like anything unknown-but rest assured that he is completely harmless just like his plants are . . . unless you’re a fly or a beetle, which his carnivorous plants love to eat, that is. No worries, those meat lovers might possibly snatch at your snack if you have a ham sandwich or a sausage in your bag, but that’s all. Though some of the plants from this forgotten botanical garden look predatory at first sight, even spooky, they are still just plants that can never catch you. Enough talking, though! Keep your hats on as our tour of the botanical garden begins . . .