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3M Cloud Library Publishing Partners & Restrictions Penguin Publishing Group Dorling Kindersley Titles are valid 1 year from date of purchase Titles are valid 1 year from date of purchase Penguin Publishing Group Imprints: Harper Collins Ace Books 26 checkouts per title Alpha Books Amy Einhorn Books/Putnam Harper Collins Imprints: Avery Amistad Berkley Books Avon Romance Blue Rifer Press Broad Side C.A. Press ECCO Current 1817 Harper Dial Books for Young Readers Harper Design Dutton Books Harper Audio Dutton Children's Books HarperCollins e-books Firebird HarperCollins Children's Books Fredrick Warne Harper Perennial Gotham Books HarperOne G.P. Putnam's Sons Harper Luxe G.P. Putnam's Sons Books for Young Readers Harper Voyager Grosset & Dunlap !t Book HP Books William Morrow Hudson Street Press Thomas Nelson Jove Zondervan Nancy Paulsen Books NAL Pamela Dorman Books Simon & Schuster (Currently only available on a Penguin trial basis with NYPL and BPL) The Penguin Press 26 checkouts per title Perigee Books Philomel Books Plume MacMillian Portfolio 52 checkouts per title or 24 months, whichever Prentice Hall Press comes first, DOES NOT sell to consortiums Price Stern Sloan Puffin Books Other publishers that do NOT sell to consortiums: Razorbill Riverhead Hachette Sentinel John Wiley Speak University of Chicago Press Tarcher The Viking Press Viking Books for Young Readers Random House No restrictions, however pricing model includes newer titles that cost 3X more than traditional pricing January 17, 2014 .

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