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Following a five year hiatus, the Royal Horticultural Society made a triumphant return to BLE this year, where it showcased its new children’s style guide as part of its plans to take on the children’s market this year and beyond. It’s reportedly that RHS’ new strategy piqued the interest of …

The Royal Horticultural Society has secured a major new partnership with Scholastic, the globally revered publisher and distributor of children’s books, to launch a range of children’s titles including sticker and activity books, illustrated non-fiction, and more. The deal will also span board and colouring books, annuals, e-books and journals, …

All three now join Scholastic Entertainment’s growing portfolio of animated content, one that was kickstarted with the Amazon Prime Video and PBS Kids reboot of Clifford the Big Red Dog.

A Halloween haunting is heading to mobile and smart devices across the globe this scare-season as the world-builder games developer launches a new Haunted Halloween storyline this month.

The firm has teamed with Sony Pictures and Scholastic to bring the best-loved Goosebumps book series by R L Stine to the fashion world with a line of apparel and accessories for juniors and young men.

Based on R L Stine’s Goosebumps horror book series and licensed by Scholastic, the game takes players to HorrorTown to build and manage a quiet town in which all is not as it seems.

Sony Pictures Consumer Products is representing the licensing efforts for the book series and films with the new film scheduled to hit cinemas on October 12 this year.

Produced by Scholastic Entertainment, the new series has been brought to life by 100 Chickens and 9 Story/Brown Bag Films and will see the best-selling books series by Norman Birdwell rebooted for its 2019 series.

‘I’m personally thrilled to see the launch of our first English language books, and to be partnering with such an industry leading partner as Scholastic,’ says Smiley’s Nicolas Loufrani.

‘We are thrilled to collaborate with the American Girl team to develop an exciting and innovative publishing program’ says Scholastic’s Ellie Berger.