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PERIGEE Trade Paperback August 2012 AFTER THE FACT The Surprising Fates of American History’s Heroes, Villains, and Supporting Characters Owen Hurd 978-0-399-53753-0 • $15.00/$16.00 Can. Trade Paperback 272 pp./5 1/2” x 8 1/4” Carton: 36 History/Popular Reference Rights: W00 First serial, UK, translation, audio: Perigee Other: David Fugate LaunchBooks Literary Agency 566 Sweet Pea Place Encinitas, CA 92024 Publishing History: Original EAN: 9780399537530 51500 On sale August 7, 2012 SUGGESTED ORDER Photo © The surprising, forgotten, and fascinating fates of those who participated in some of American history’s most iconic events. After the Fact picks up where traditional histories leave off—a “Where Are They Now?” meets History 101. Lingering on the scene long after the smoke has cleared and the spotlights have moved on, After the Fact uncovers the telling details of history’s most compelling subplots. Readers will discover: • A better messenger than soldier, Paul Revere was later kicked out of the militia for his role in the Penobscot Expedition, the most disastrous military blunder of the Revolutionary War. • After his exploration of the American interior with William Clark, Merriweather Lewis suffered a precipitous downfall, committing suicide just three years after their triumphant return. Clark, on the other hand, lived a successful and fulfilling life. • Following his participation in the Battle of Little Bighorn, Sitting Bull was given leave to join Buffalo Bill Cody’s Wild West Show, parading about on horseback and selling autographed portraits for two dollars apiece. MARKETING • Regional radio interviews • Online publicity • Print features and reviews SALES POINTS • Features a unique angle by looking at historical events in terms of what happened afterward • A lively read for general interest readers as well as history buffs • For readers of Don’t Know Much About History and Lies My Teacher Told Me Owen Hurd is the author of Chicago History for Kids, which was named one of the “Best Books of 2007” by the Chicago Public Library. A freelance writer with 17 years of experience writing for major corporations, professional services firms, and nonprofit organizations, he’s also worked at Loyola University Press and Bonus Books. He lives in Chicago, Illinois. —86—

PERIGEE Trade Paperback August 2012 PRESCHOOL GEMS Love, Death, Magic, and Other Surprising Treasures from the Mouths of Babes Leslie McCollom 978-0-399-53755-4 • $13.00/$13.99 Can. Trade Paperback 128 pp./5” x 7” Carton: 92 Humor/Family Rights: W00 First serial, UK, translation, audio: Perigee Other: Levine Greenberg Literary Agency, Inc. 307 Seventh Avenue, Suite 2407 New York, NY 10001 Publishing History: Original EAN: 9780399537554 51300 On sale August 7, 2012 SUGGESTED ORDER Photo © They said what?! The revealing, hilarious, and bizarre-but-true things overheard in preschool classrooms, based on the Twitter sensation. Preschool teacher Leslie McCollom records the often inexplicable, unpredictable, and jaw-dropping remarks uttered in her Portland, Oregon, classroom. Preschool Gems is a collection of the best of her findings, from the sinister and shocking to the cute and naively sincere: • “I love David Bowie. I’m going to marry David Bowie.” • “But there’s a ghost in the sandbox, and he’s activating the toys and turning them into traps!” • “Remember what I told you in the bathroom: Life is more important than anything.” • “When I’m an old man with a walking stick I’ll still remember you... but you’ll be dead.” • “I don’t care about time outs. I only care about my life.” • “When I grow up I want to be a Canadian.” MARKETING • Pacific Northwest media and in-store author appearances • Regional radio interviews • Online publicity • Online advertising • Social media outreach • Print features and reviews • 6-copy solid counter unit with special header 978-0-399-15965-7 @ $78.00/$83.94 Can. 6” w x 8 1/4” h x 7” d SALES POINTS • McCollom’s Preschool Gems Twitter feed grew from 8,000 followers to 85,000 in a matter of months, and continues to gain new followers daily • Notable followers include Gwyneth Paltrow, Jad Abrumad of NPR’s Radiolab, Tucker Max, various Glee cast members, and Mystery Science Theater 3000’s Bill Corbett • A Kids Say the Darnedest Things for a new generation • Perfect for parents of young children, teachers, educators, and general humor readers Leslie McCollom is a 28-year-old writer and educator living in Portland, Oregon. She teaches pre-K at New Day School, a gem of a school itself, which offers full-day programs for children between the ages of two and a half to six years old. Author website: twitter.com/preschoolgems —87—

PERIGEE Trade Paperback August 2012<br />

PRESCHOOL GEMS<br />

Love, Death, Magic, and Other Surprising<br />

Treasures from the Mouths of Babes<br />

Leslie McCollom<br />

978-0-399-53755-4 • $13.00/$13.99 Can.<br />

Trade Paperback<br />

128 pp./5” x 7”<br />

Carton: 92<br />

Humor/Family<br />

Rights: W00<br />

First serial, UK, translation, audio: Perigee<br />

Other: Levine Greenberg Literary Agency, Inc.<br />

307 Seventh Avenue, Suite 2407<br />

New York, NY 10001<br />

Publishing History: Original<br />

EAN: 9780399537554 51300<br />

On sale August 7, 2012<br />

SUGGESTED ORDER<br />

Photo ©<br />

They said what?!<br />

The revealing, hilarious, and bizarre-but-true<br />

things overheard in preschool classrooms, based<br />

on the Twitter sensation.<br />

Preschool teacher Leslie McCollom records the often inexplicable,<br />

unpredictable, and jaw-dropping remarks uttered in her Portland,<br />

Oregon, classroom. Preschool Gems is a collection of the best of her<br />

findings, from the sinister and shocking to the cute and naively sincere:<br />

• “I love David Bowie. I’m going to marry David Bowie.”<br />

• “But there’s a ghost in the sandbox, and he’s activating the toys and<br />

turning them into traps!”<br />

• “Remember what I told you in the bathroom: Life is more important<br />

than anything.”<br />

• “When I’m an old man with a walking stick I’ll still remember you...<br />

but you’ll be dead.”<br />

• “I don’t care about time outs. I only care about my life.”<br />

• “When I grow up I want to be a Canadian.”<br />

MARKETING<br />

• Pacific Northwest media and in-store author appearances<br />

• Regional radio inter<strong>view</strong>s<br />

• Online publicity<br />

• Online advertising<br />

• Social media outreach<br />

• Print features and re<strong>view</strong>s<br />

• 6-copy solid counter unit with special header<br />

978-0-399-15965-7 @ $78.00/$83.94 Can.<br />

6” w x 8 1/4” h x 7” d<br />

SALES POINTS<br />

• McCollom’s Preschool Gems Twitter feed grew from 8,000 followers to 85,000<br />

in a matter of months, and continues to gain new followers daily<br />

• Notable followers include Gwyneth Paltrow, Jad Abrumad of NPR’s Radiolab,<br />

Tucker Max, various Glee cast members, and Mystery Science Theater 3000’s<br />

Bill Corbett<br />

• A Kids Say the Darnedest Things for a new generation<br />

• Perfect for parents of young children, teachers, educators, and general<br />

humor readers<br />

Leslie McCollom is a 28-year-old writer and educator living in Portland,<br />

Oregon. She teaches pre-K at New Day School, a gem of a school itself, which<br />

offers full-day programs for children between the ages of two and a half to six<br />

years old. Author website: twitter.com/preschoolgems<br />

—87—

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