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@ajsmith.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 9:43 PM

Happy #kidlitartpostcard Day. I'm AJ Smith, a kidlit author/illustrator, happily repped by @casahasegawa.bsky.social -- Here are some spooky illustrated friends... #kidlit #authorillustrator #kidlitauthor #kidlitillustrator #childrensillustration

@jessieromigh.bsky.socialSep 27, 2026, 6:50 PM

And that's a wrap... the @scbwiatx.bsky.social conference was terrific! Had a wonderful time volunteering, attending sessions, and participating in the portfolio showcase!
#ATXSCBWI2026Conference #scbwi #scbwiaustin #kidlitillustrator #kidlitauthor @scbwi.bsky.social

And that's a wrap... the @scbwiaustintx conference was terrific! Had a wonderful time volunteering, attending sessions, and participating in the portfolio showcase!
#ATXSCBWI2026Conference #scbwi #scbwiaustin #kidlitillustrator #kidlitauthor
@sarahsteinbacher.bsky.socialSep 25, 2026, 2:40 PM

In the mood for a spooky middle grade novel? Check out this amazing new supernatural horror mystery by @monizahossain.bsky.social

Then, read my interview with the author Moniza Hossain at www.sarahsteinbacher.com/blog/intervi...

#middlegrade #kidlit #kidlitauthor #booksky #kidlithorror

The image discusses children’s literature and features Moniza Hossain’s middle grade novel BAD THINGS HAPPENED HERE, a children’s book about grief and belonging. Against a pale orange background, the title reads: “Supernatural Horror in Kidlit.” Below the title to the left is a large image of the cover of the middle grade novel BAD THINGS HAPPENED HERE, written by Moniza Hossain. To the right of the book are 5 reviews, each with the reviewer’s icon. The top review from Kirkus says: “Horror, suspense, and family history collide with marvelously scary results.” The second review from School Library Journal says: “Packed with vivid and gruesome details, this book will appeal to mature readers who relish ghost stories and mysteries.” The third review from Publishers Weekly says: “It’s an ominous combination of paranormal suspense and complex mystery that centers grief, memory, and longing.” The fourth review from Booklist says: “Themes of grief, memory, and finding acceptance add heart to this authentically gothic tale. An immersive, shivery read and an impressive, haunting novel.” The bottom review from Horn Book says: “Equal parts eerie and heartfelt, Hossain’s novel weaves a tale of grief and connection that explores the ways loss can change people.” At the bottom is “Exclusive Interview” with an arrow pointing to: https://www.sarahsteinbacher.com/blog/interview-moniza-hossain
@rivers30.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 2:41 PM

Honorable Mention for Zoo Pigeons!!! #kidlit #illustrator #kidlitauthor

@literarykey.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 4:42 PM

Submitted two projects! This was completely stress-free. Thank you for the opportunity @pitchdis.com! Good luck to everyone! #pitchdis #kidlitauthor #kidlit #pbcreator #pb

@sarahsteinbacher.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 1:49 PM

Craving a fresh bedtime story? Check out this stellar picture book by @jessixabagley.bsky.social

THE BACK OF THE UNIVERSIE is perfect for space fans!

Read my interview with Jessixa Bagley at www.sarahsteinbacher.com/blog/intervi...

#picturebooks #kidlit #kidlitauthor #authorillustrator #booksky

The image discusses children’s literature and features Jessixa Bagley’s picture book THE BACK OF THE UNIVERSE, an illustrated children’s book about a child’s bedtime ritual that visualizes a journey home from the farthest corner of the universe. Against a dark starry background, the title reads: “Bedtime Kidlit.” Below the title to the right is a large image of the cover of the picture book THE BACK OF THE UNIVERSE, written and illustrated by Jessixa Bagley and published by Neal Porter Books, an imprint of Holiday House. To the left of the book are 4 reviews, each with the reviewer’s icon. The top review from Booklist says: “this serene visual poem offers an inventive, indelible lullaby, a luminous choice for bedtime collections.” The second review from Publishers Weekly says: “this epic wind-down melds telescopic reach with snuggly intimacy.” The third review from School Library Journal says: “a lulling cadence well suited for bedtime sharing.” The bottom review from Kirkus says: “a calming tale that makes the infinite feel a little more manageable.”  At the bottom is “Exclusive Interview” with an arrow pointing to: https://www.sarahsteinbacher.com/blog/interview-jessixa-bagley
@mlapointemalchik.bsky.socialSep 3, 2026, 12:40 PM

Thanks to @ginaperry.bsky.social it's #kidlitartpostcard day!

I'm Marty Lapointe-Malchik. former teacher, collage artist, author of #kidlit #poetry collections, #FIC creative #NF #PB and board books. #kidlitart #kidlitauthor

Spot the doggie!

Portfolio - www.imarty.com

Seeking representation.