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April 4, 1993 The New York Times
By Ira Berkow Reprinted from The New York Times  This full-page book review of Baseball Saved Us literally put LEE & LOW BOOKS on the map in our very first year of publishing. |
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Winter 2007 Multicultural Review, Volume 16, Number 4
By Jamie Campbell Naidoo and Julia Lopez-Robertson Reprinted with permission from Multicultural Review A thorough article on the Spanish bilingual book market. Includes interviews with publishers who produce Spanish titles. We do not provide the article in its entirety, only the section LEE & LOW participated in which outlines our approach to this market. |
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June/July 2007 Audrey Magazine
By Lan N. Nguyen Reprinted with permission from Audrey Magazine This article contains an interview with LEE & LOW's owners and offers a profile of the company's mission and progress. |
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Fall 2007 Balanced Reading Instruction, Volume 14
The Story of LEE & LOW BOOKS By Jason Low Reprinted with permission from Balanced Reading Instruction, a professional, referred journal published by the Balanced Reading Instruction Special Interest Group of the International Reading Association. This article shares insight into the importance of finding and publishing captivating, well-written, and well-illustrated books while revealing a universal vision of the human spirit. |
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May 2008 Book Links
By Jason Low Reprinted with permission from Book Links How comic books and graphic novels can lead to becoming a life long reader. Also includes observations on how traditional publishers attempt to incorporate graphic novels into their storytelling arsenals. |
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May 2008 Unity
By Jason Low Reprinted with permission from Thompson Hospitality Compass Group Unity is a celebration of the food, art, and culture of diverse communities throughout North America. The article profiled LEE & LOW for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. |
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February 2009 The Rivertowns Enterprise
By Sylvia O'Hagan Reprinted with permission from the Rivertowns Enterprise The Rivertowns Enterprise is the hometown newspaper of Hastings-on-Hudson, Dobbs Ferry, Ardsley, and Irvington, NY. The article profiled LEE & LOW president Tom Low and how his donation of a signed copy of Dear Mrs. Parks to a local public library auction had reached a high bid of $1,200. |
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March 2010 Publishers Weekly
By John A Sellers Publishers Weekly covered the launch of Tu Books and interviewed LEE & LOW Publisher Jason Low. |
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April 2010 Papertigers
By Aline Pereira Papertiger's blog covered the release of , First Come the Zebra and interviewed LEE & LOW Publisher Jason Low about the company's progress. |
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February 2010 Multiculturalism Rocks
By Nathalie Mvondo MR's blog featured a short interview with Publisher Jason Low about the company's history while sharing the latest CCBC statistics on diverse books published each year. |
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January 2011 Wowlit.org
By Ann Parker, Ph.D. Worlds of Words from the University of Arizona College of Education featured an interview with Publisher Jason Low about the company's history, mission, and future. |
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