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08 Jun

HarperPerennial Relaunch Features New Book Sense Gift Card

HarperPerennial is relaunching this summer with a new logo, new jackets, most titles with P.S. sections, and an in-store display kit. Also included in this campaign is HarperPerennial's limited edition To Kill a Mockingbird Book Sense Gift Card and coordinating presenter. This new gift card design has room to add bookstore information and makes a great gift idea for teachers, librarians, students, and book lovers.

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08 Jun

A BEA Review

From Thursday, June 2, through Saturday, June 4, at BookExpo America, Bookselling This Week provided daily coverage of the day's happenings, with an emphasis on ABA educational programming and special events. Today, and in the weeks to come, BTW will continue to report on BEA programming highlights. In the months to come, ABA will be making its BEA educational programming available on BookWeb -- watch for announcements in upcoming issues.

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08 Jun

Book Sense Favorites on Center Stage at BEA Reading Room

Late Saturday afternoon -- after two and a half days of busy trade show activities -- the Book Sense Reading room offered a literary respite for BookExpo America attendees. From 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m., four of independent booksellers' favorite authors, including two Book Sense Book of the Year winners, read from their works. The featured authors were:

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08 Jun

College Stores Gather at BEA

By Cindy Thompson

For the second year, the National Association of College Stores (NACS) partnered with the American Booksellers Association to present two programs as part of ABA's Day of Education at BookExpo America. On Thursday, June 2, NACS hosted a Literary Luncheon and the College Store Idea Exchange & Roundtables.

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