Peachtree Publisher's Hit List

^{There are many authors, illustrators and books that have helped Peachtree Publishers successfully arrive at their 30th anniversary this year. Here are some of standout players pointed out by president and publisher Margaret Quinlin. Read the article about Peachtree Publishers in this month's issue.}

^{• If I Found a Wistful Unicorn: A Gift of Love, by Ann Ashford and Bill Drath (1978)}

^{• Run With the Horsemen by Ferrol Sams (1984)}

^{• Many books and stories by Carmen Deedy, since 1990}

^{• Five books from Adrian Fogelin whose new book The Sorta Sisters comes out this fall}

^{• Books by Myron Uhlberg, illustrated by Collin Bootman}

^{• Danny Schnitzlein, from Marietta, and his books The Monster Who Ate My Peas and The Monster Who Did My Math, illustrated by Matt Faulkner}

^{• Anne Ginkel, from Roswell, I’ve Got An Elephant}

^{• Late for School, by Mike Reiss, illustrated by Michael Austin}

^{• A series of nature books by Cathryn Sill, illustrated by John Sill; the N.C. couple have a new series out about habitats (deserts, marshes, etc.)}

^{• Lester Laminack who’s written several popular children’s books}