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  ‘Shedding Skin’ Is Free eBook Of The Day

  1140 readersShedding Skin by Robert Ward is today’s Free eBook of the Day. The novel is set in 1960s Height – Ashbury. Here is more from the book’s description: “Height-Ashbury was more than just an intersection in San Francisco, is was a cultural movement characterized by hippies and anti-establishment. It symbolized disparities in a

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  Rainbow Magic Series Comes To Kindle Store

  3068 readersChildren’s entertainment company HIT Entertainment, eBook publisher RosettaBooks and Amazon have teamed up to release the children’s book series Rainbow Magic book collection in the Kindle store. Under the terms of the partnership, RosettaBooks wi...

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  Germany – Libri.de Increases its eBook Range by 220,000 International Titles to a Total of 450,000 eBooks

  2504 readers From the press release: German online retailer Libri.de expands its offering of international eBooks increasing its catalog up to 450,000 eBooks available in its shop. Next to German bestselling titles international customers can now find and download eBooks in English, French, Spanish and other languages in the online stores of http://www.libri.de and 1,000 affiliated brick and mortar book

• Open Road Forms International Partnership With Spanish English-Language E-Book Publisher

  1014 readers PRESS RELEASE: OPEN ROAD MEDIA AND BARCELONA eBOOKS ANNOUNCE A NEW INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING PARTNERSHIP (April 26, 2012) Open Road Integrated Media, an established digital publisher and multimedia content company, and Barcelona eBooks, a new English-language digital publishing house with offices in both Barcelona and New York, announced today that they have formed an international digital publishing partnership. Jane Friedman,

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  Lonely Planet Is Giving Away An eBook In The iBookstore

  4309 readersLonely Planet is bringing its Best in Travel series of books to the iBookstore. To celebrate the launch, the publisher is giving away one of the eBooks for free in the iBookstore for a limited time. Titles include: Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel,...

• Best-Selling Author to Head New F+W Media Young Adult Fiction Imprint

  844 readers PRESS RELEASE: Bestselling Author Jacquelyn Mitchard to Head F+W Media Young Adult Fiction Imprint Mitchard’s ‘The Deep End of the Ocean’ was the inaugural selection of the Oprah Winfrey Book Club and named one of the most influential books of the past 25 years by USA Today F+W Media is proud to announce that Jacquelyn Mitchard will head

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  Open Letter Books launches new ebook series, announces special pricing

  4275 readersFrom the press release:   Open Letter is proud to announce the launch of a new ebook series for international literature. Beginning today, the first nine titles in the collection will be made available on e-reader devices such as Kindle, Nook, and iPad, among others. To highlight this event, each book will be priced at

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  ‘Jewish Treats Complete Guide To Chanukah’ Is Free eBook Today

  1380 readersIn honor of Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, today’s Free eBook of the Day is Jewish Treats Complete Guide to Chanukah!. Here is more about the book: “The Discover how gelt became gifts, the enduring dreidel game and menorah lighting methods. You will also find recipes, fascinating facts and lots of family fun. Everything you need to know and have

• Major Digital Publisher Forms Children’s E-Book Partnership With Best-Selling Children’s Publisher

  1399 readers PRESS RELEASE: Open Road Integrated Media Partners with Annick Press to Publish Children’s Ebooks Open Road Media to Digitally Publish and Market Thirty-four Titles, Including Robert Munsch’s International Bestseller The Paper Bag Princess Annick Press, innovative publisher of fiction and nonfiction for children and young adults, and Open Road Integrated Media, a digital publisher and multimedia content company, announced

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  How Would You Change PEN World Voices?

  896 readersBy Edward Nawotka As the premier “international” literary festival in the United States, PEN World Voices has an obligation to be, well, international. But, as Chad W. Post points out in today’s feature editorial, the festival is going about it’s mission half-heartedly, trying to hedge its bets with the inclusion of big name US authors speaking