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Top 100 Publisher & Content Provider Partners* Abdo Federal Street Press MPS Abrams Firefly Books National Geographic Albert Whitman and Company Flocabulary LTD Norwood House Press American Girl Publishing Flowerpot Press Novel Units, Inc. AMSCO School Publications Flying Frog Publishing Orca Book Publishers Arte Publico Press Free Spirit Publishing Perseus Distribution ASCD Gareth Stevens Publishing Rand McNally Banagrams, Inc Gibbs Smith, Publisher Penguin Random House Barefoot Books Gryphon House Richard C. Owen Publishers, Inc. Barron’s Educational Series, Inc. Hachette Book Group USA RiverStream Publishing Black Rabbit Books Harper Collins Publishers Rosen Publishing (PowerKids Press) BlueOrange Games Harvard Education Publishing Group Rourke Publishing LLC BrainPop Heinemann Library-Raintree Saddleback Educational Inc. Brilliance Audio Holiday House Santillana Brittanica Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Scholastic Candlewick Independent Publishers Group Science 4 Us Cambridge University Press Infobase Publishing Shell Education Capstone Ingram Books Simon & Schuster Charlesbridge Publishing International Playthings Spanish Publishers Cherry Lake Publishing – Sleeping Bear The JASON Project Speakaboos Child’s Play John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Stenhouse Publishers CNK Digital Kaeden Corporation Stone Arch Books Corwin Press Kane/Miller Book Publishers Sundance Newbridge Coughlan Companies Kensington Publishing Tang Company LLC Crabtree Publishing Company Kids Can Press Teacher Created Resources Creative Teaching Press, Inc. Lectorum Publications, Inc. Think Fun Diamond Book Distributors, a divison of Lee & Low Books, Inc ThinkCERCA Diamond Comics Lerner Publishing Group Toon Books Disney Educational Productions Live Oak Media Treasure Bay, Incorporated DK Llewellyn Publications Weigl Publishers, Inc Dover Publications Mason Crest Publishers Wiley Professional Development Dramatists Play Service, Inc. Maupin House Publishing, Inc WorldView Software DreamBox Learning Melissa & Doug Zeal Tutoring EEBoo Distribution Mentored Enslow Publishers Merriam-Webster *For a complete listing of our publisher and content provider partners, please contact us at [email protected] AKJ Education | 1-800-922-6066 | [email protected] | www.akjeducation.com.

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