Sherlock Sam and the Missing Heirloom in Katong by A.J. Low

The Tonight Show: Nathan Lane, co-author of Naughty Mabel (Simon & Schuster, $17.99, 9781481430227). Live with Kelly and Michael: Mariah Carey, author of All I Want for Christmas Is You (Doubleday, $17.99, 9780399551390).

Diane Rehm: readers review My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante (Europa Editions, $17, 9781609450786). The Today Show: Tom Jones, author of Over the Top and Back: The Autobiography (Blue Rider, $26.95, 9781592409617). He will also appear on Fox Business's Cavuto Coast-to-Coast and Fox Radio's Tom Sullivan Show. Tomorrow: Morning Joe: Karl Rove, author of The Triumph of William McKinley: Why the Election of 1896 Still Matters (Simon & Schuster, $32.50, 9781476752952). This will mean that Amazon, for instance, will be required to collect GST on the sale of an e-book, or an audiobook to a New Zealand purchaser, but not on the sale of a printed book.' 'It does not help small retailers, such as bookshops, that face an ever-increasing uneven playing field, where they have to collect GST for the government on the sale of small value goods, while the offshore online retailer does not. The move follows an August announcement that Australia 'would apply a 10% GST to all goods purchased online from July 1, 2017, after earlier announcing it would extend the GST to digital downloads.' Saying that the legislation 'goes only halfway to rectifying the GST problem with foreign retailers and benefits only big businesses engaged in selling videos, music and e-books,' Booksellers NZ CEO Lincoln Gould called for the GST to be extended to physical products. The importance of Christian literature cannot be overstated, and God has blessed our publishing community with this assignment.'īeginning in October 2016, the New Zealand government will collect a 15% goods & services tax on e-books and other digital products purchased online from overseas retailers, Books+Publishing reported. 'Stan is well prepared to shape ECPA in a manner that serves our members well, and he will strengthen our professional ties to the urgent needs of the church. 'We anticipate a robust future for ECPA under the leadership of Stan Jantz,' said ECPA board chair Dwight Baker of the Baker Publishing Group. He is also co-writer, with Bruce Bickel, of more than 60 books.

He was president of Fellowship Bookstores for many years and more recently was publishing director for Regal Books and interim CEO for Gospel Light Publishers. Jantz has worked in the Christian book industry his entire professional life. He has been interim director of ECPA since former president and CEO Mark Kuyper was hired in June as executive director of the Book Industry Study Group. Effective December 1, Stan Jantz is becoming executive director of the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association.

Sherlock Sam and the Missing Heirloom in Katong by A.J. Low