Designed as a tool for information on all new literary releases. Content is geared toward the consumer interested in increasing his/her available sources of reading materials. Includes a quarterly supplement Book Links, which helps librarians, teachers and parents connect children with high quality books. Provides a guide to current library materials in many formats appropriate for use in public libraries and school library media centers. Also includes feature articles, author interviews, bibliographies, book-related essays by well-known writers and a selection of columns.

Covers parenting, family issues, pregnancy and childcare. Editorial content includes how to deal with pregnancy symptoms, preconception and getting pregnant, infant development, children's health and advice from both experts and other moms.The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Relaunched in February 2010 after a brief hiatus in December 2009. Founded in 1933 and provides succinct prepublication reviews of fiction, nonfiction, juvenile and young adult books for libraries, booksellers, publishers, producers, agents and others in the book trade.

Parents magazine was established in 1926 and provides today's parents with the information they need to raise healthy, happy children. Editorial provides balanced coverage on topics such as children's health and safety, behavior and development, fashion, food and nutrition, toys, travel and technology, family life and relationships and even includes personal beauty care features for mothers. Pitches are accepted only when they are written in the "Parents voice," and are extremely relevant to the topics covered in the magazines. The magazine will ceased its print publishing in early 2022 and became an online-only publication.

Written for school and public librarians who deal with children and young adults. Serves as a guide for librarians in purchasing books, AV and microcomputer software programs. Also offers news, feature articles and columns to help librarians perform their jobs.