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Arriving just in time for Halloween, the second “A Wiggly Wobble the Worm story” brings Wiggly and his friends back for a warm, funny autumn adventure about curiosity, courage and things that are not quite as scary as they seem. QUÉBEC, Canada — September 2026 — Plantin, Defoe & Franklin Publishing Inc., through its children’s…
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Reading accessories range from genuinely clever to completely unnecessary. Here are fifteen ideas that solve real reading problems—and why some deserve a place beside your books.
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Remote page turners, flexible eReader holders, reading pillows and neck lights can turn reading in bed from an awkward balancing act into something dangerously comfortable.
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Kindle and Kobo both make excellent eReaders, but the better choice depends on where you buy books, how you borrow them, whether you want page buttons or a stylus, and how deeply you want to enter either ecosystem.
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From the basic Kindle to the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft and Kobo Libra Colour, we compare eight eReaders for different kinds of readers—and explain which upgrades are actually worth considering.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The debut picture book from author Poppy D. Finch introduces young readers to Wiggly, an endlessly curious little worm with one very big question QUÉBEC CITY, Québec — August 16, 2026 — PDFP Junior, the children’s publishing brand of Plantin, Defoe & Franklin Publishing, is pleased to announce the release of Wiggly…
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE A new bilingual children’s publishing brand prepares to welcome young readers into the playful world of “A Wiggly Wobble the Worm Story”. Lire ce communiqué en français QUÉBEC CITY, Québec — August 1, 2026 — Plantin, Defoe & Franklin Publishing is pleased to announce the creation of PDFP Junior, a new bilingual…
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This fragment belongs to the world of Ashes & Iron, where survival is less about ownership than motion. Lost Chapters in the Quiet Trades cycle widen their view here, following the flow of work rather than the hands that perform it. These scenes can be read in any order. They are not required to understand…
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This fragment belongs to the world of Ashes & Iron, where opposition rarely arrives as a single force. Lost Chapters in the Quiet Trades cycle examine the pressures that form outside the parish: grievances that outlive their origins, laws enforced by men who believe in them, and systems that define themselves as righteous. These scenes…
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This fragment belongs to the world of Ashes & Iron, where systems endure not because they are righteous, but because the right people stand in the right places. Lost Chapters in the Quiet Trades cycle focus on intermediaries: movers, runners, shields, and counters who make survival possible without ever claiming ownership of it. These scenes…