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Freddy the Pig Illustrated Novels Available as Ebooks from Open Road Integrated Media

Twenty-six classic works by Walter R. Brooks with original drawings by Kurt Wiese featuring Freddy the Pig are available as ebooks from Open Road Media.

6 Books by Neil Cross, the Creator of Luther, Available in the U.S. for the First Time

Look out for Heartland, Captured, Natural History, and more!

Newbery Medal-Winner “The Hero and the Crown” by Robin McKinley Available as an Ebook for the First Time, Along with Seven Other Beloved Fantasy Titles

Eight seminal works of fantasy by Robin McKinley will be released as ebooks on November 18, 2014, including the Newbery Medal-winner The Hero and the Crown.

Line by Line, E-Books Turn Poet-Friendly

Digital publishers have gotten better at creating e-books that preserve a poet's meticulous formatting but some writers are still leery of surrendering their work to the digital realm
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