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Friday, June 29, 2012

Scholastic to distribute National Geographic for Kids titles on its Storia eBook platform

Scholastic has signed an agreement to distribute a selection of National Geographic for Kids' eBooks through Scholastic's Storia eBook platform starting in August. The collection will include 20 titles from the "National Geographic Readers" series.
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