“We’re seeing a lot more children’s books on socio-emotional learning, books that take on difficult subjects and help to simplify them for children. For instance, books on emotions and how to deal with them are big areas of growth, as are titles about neurodivergence and situations that children might encounter in their own lives, such as failure, a fractured family or bullying,” says Chitwan Mittal, publisher, AdiDev Press… Read More
