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“Storybooks will die the day we run out of stories to tell. That’s not happening anytime soon. Over the years, in between my June 2012 “A Week In Book News” article and now, we have seen several digital substitutes of the printed book came and went. And the public has never ceased to be fascinated by storybooks.”
– Salina Christmas, editor Story Of Books
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