



March Madness has finally ended (in April, which is very confusing), baseball is in full swing (Twins home opener is on Friday, and I will be there!), and summer league slow-pitch softball for men is right around the corner (don't even ask). Sports are a big part of my life. In fact, every two years my life is consumed with the Olympics. (My obsession borders on crazy.)
Coincidentally, sports are also a big part of children's book publishing. Every season we do at least two series about sports (Jake Maddox, anyone?), and I doubt that will change any time soon. From My First Graphic Novel sports stories to Sports Illustrated chapter books, we have a great range of topics for every age group. Because really, can we ever have enough sports books?
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Dear Mrs. Christianne. I really love the covers and the style.I'm an illustrator from Barcelona and I've took the liberty of write to you to author.sub@stonearchbooks.com
I don't know if my letter arrived to you but I would be delighted to talk about children books and about a lot of things with you.
Excuse my daring but I really like the productions that Stone Arch Books produces.
Muchos saludos from Barcelona!
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