Who decides which children's books go on the bookstores shelves?

Answer 1

Book stores watch book sales. Publisher's Weekly keeps them informed of new books and book sales. They also watch lists such as New York Times book sales. Many read the books and will talk about them to their customers.

Answer 2

Bookstore buyers, who are responsible for selecting merchandise for the store, decide which Children's Books go on the shelves. They consider factors such as popularity, sales potential, and their target audience when making these decisions. Publishers may also provide recommendations or suggestions to bookstores to help promote certain titles.

Answer 3

The store's buyers.