Boyars goes into hardback.

This article reports that independent publisher Marion Boyars Publishers is moving its children's list into hardback and releasing it in the U.S. after a successful launch this year. Marion Boyars made its first foray into children's publishing in June 2005 with four paperbacks. Library and school s...

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Publicado en:Bookseller no. 5210; p. 9
Autor principal: Bone, Alison
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Bookseller Media Ltd 12/23/2005
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Sumario:This article reports that independent publisher Marion Boyars Publishers is moving its children's list into hardback and releasing it in the U.S. after a successful launch this year. Marion Boyars made its first foray into children's publishing in June 2005 with four paperbacks. Library and school sales in particular were strong, so the four new titles for 2006 will be in hardback. The four titles for 2006 are "Zoe and Her Zany Animals," illustrated by Marjorie Dumortier; "Spooky Sums and Counting Horrors," illustrated by Rebecca Cobb; "Big Chief Hawah's Book of Native American Indians," illustrated by Chris Brown; and "Flagtastic Flags," illustrated by Rebecca Howard.