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  Amazon Eyes Different, Shorter Kinds of Content for the Kindle

  241 readers Amazon issued a call today for “compelling ideas expressed at their natural length” for its e-book store. Specifically, per Amazon’s guidelines, that means non-fiction works in the 10,000-30,000-word (30 to 90-page) range that deliver a well-researched and thoughtfully executed argument related to business, politics, science, history, current events or other topics in the

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  Amazon Eyes Different, Shorter Kinds of Content for the Kindle

  282 readers Amazon issued a call today for “compelling ideas expressed at their natural length” for its e-book store. Specifically, per Amazon’s guidelines, that means non-fiction works in the 10,000-30,000-word (30 to 90-page) range that deliver a well-researched and thoughtfully executed argument related to business, politics, science, history, current events or other topics in the

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  Saddleback’s New Series for Struggling Readers

  1027 readersBy Dennis Abrams Since its founding in 1982, Saddleback Educational Publishing has supplied school and library markets with a wide range of books aimed at students in middle and high school with poor reading and/or learning skills. The last few years has seen Saddleback expanding its list significantly, with a new focus — starting in January

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