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FableVision Holiday Open House!

December 10, 2009

FableVision Open House in our Boston office on Children's Wharf!



Peter Reynolds Celebrates Rose's Garden in Interview on NECN's "Morning Report"

October 21, 2009

FableVision's Founder and Chairman of the Board Peter H. Reynolds appeared on NECN's (New England Cable Network) "Morning Report" with Barbara MacLeod for their "Off the Shelf" segment. Peter talked about his newest book, Rose's Garden (Candlewick Press), which celebrates the life of Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy and Boston's Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway. NECN spent the day with Pete taping additional footage for a segment in November, so stay tuned! Click here to watch Peter's interview.

Peter H. Reynolds Interview with Public Radio's Dick Gordon on ROSE'S GARDEN

October 16, 2009

Peter Reynolds was interviewed by Public Radio's Dick Gordon on The Story shortly after Senator Kennedy passed away in August 2009. Peter talks with Dick about his tribute to the Kennedy family - a children's book called Rose's Garden published by Candlewick Press.

FableVision Brings Mister Rogers' Neighborhood to Cyber Generation with New Interactive Website

July 31, 2009

Mister Rogers Mister Rogers has a new neighborhood - a cyber one that is. The late, iconic, cardigan-wearing Fred Rogers, former host of "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood," lives on in a website that was launched last week to feature games, videos, and segments from his 33 years on PBS.

Source: Boston.com

Best-selling Children's Book Authors/Illustrators Peter H. Reynolds & Maurice Sendak Urge Kids Nationwide to Unplug DRAW ON!

March 27, 2009

Sponsored by the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, this week-long celebration encourages kids and "grown–up kids" to put down their electronic devices – and pick up their pencils and paintbrushes to Draw On!

Creative Sick Leave Policies Go Well

March 19, 2009

WAY TO GO: FableVision Inc., a Boston children's media company, has a take-as-you-need-it sick and personal time policy without strict limits.

Source: Boston Herald