APPL- Dallas

The Association of Partners for Public Lands trade show wrapped up last week as well in Dallas. And we kicked the show off with the debut of our 100th Anniversary Photo edition of John Muir's My First Summer in the Sierra.


9780618988518. $30.00

Scot Miller, the brilliant photographer behind this enchanting book was kind enough to open his amazing gallery and home for a wonderful reception for the book and APPL attendees.





For more information on Scot and his gallery, Sun to Moon in Dallas visit: www.suntomoon.com

New York Toy Fair Re-cap!

Finally getting around to re-cap the show!
We lucked out with weather at Toy this year, unlike the Gift Fair which seemed to be plagued by typical northeast snow storms.


Again the show was a fun success. We debuted our new Spring 2011 titles with some of the biggest hits including Talulah's Tutu (9780547173535)and the follow-up to our bestselling Quiet Book- The Loud Book (9780547390066)

Correction!

We are located in Booth #3302 at Toy Fair! Come find us!

HMH at Toy Fair!

BirdWatch America at the Seattle Gift Show

Happy New Year!
It has been too long since I have posted up here. We have started the new year off with a BANG! and we have some great new titles coming out soon!

If you are going to be in the Seattle area next week, be sure to stop by the BirdWatch America portion of the Seattle gift show and check out our new titles!

Be sure to check out...

Those Darn Squirrels and the Cat Next Door (9780547429229 $16.99) The hysterical follow-up to Those Darn Squirrels (9780547007038 $16.00)

Happy Holidays from HMH!

Best American Noir of the Century

The recently released Best American Noir of the Century edited by Otto Penzler and James Ellroy was just voted one of the top books in The Daily Beast's Ultimate Gift Book Guide for "For the Friend Who Still Wears Fedoras."

9780547330778 . $30.00
Ellroy and Penzler mined one hundred years of writing—1910–2010—to find this treasure trove of thirty-nine stories. From noir’s twenties-era infancy come gems like James M. Cain’s “Pastorale,” and its post-war heyday boasts giants like Mickey Spillane and Evan Hunter. Packing an undeniable punch, diverse contemporary incarnations include Elmore Leonard, Patricia Highsmith, Joyce Carol Oates, Dennis Lehane, and William Gay, with many page-turners appearing from the past decade.