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Classics for kids

Is there a market for contemporary editions of children’s classics? Publishers seem to think so. Rita Yazdani investigates. In August, Random House launched the first 23 titles in its Vintage Children’s Classics list. Aimed at kids aged eight to 12, the list includes out-of-copyright classics as well as contemporary children’s...

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Category: Features Junior